US Fed Hits Crypto-Friendly Texas Bank With Cease and Desist Order Due To ‘Oversight’ Issues
The Fed identified ‘significant deficiencies’ in the United Texas Bank’s risk management and dealings with crypto customers. After examining the crypto-friendly bank and finding ‘oversights’ by the bank’s senior management, the Fed issued a cease and desist order on September 4.
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