Fed to grant crypto firms limited payment access as market structure bill remains stuck
The Federal Reserve plans to introduce restricted ‘skinny master accounts’ for select crypto and fintech firms before year-end, offering limited payment system access as comprehensive cryptocurrency legislation remains stalled in Congress, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller confirmed.
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