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U.S. regulators say banks don’t need extra capital for tokenized securities, as rules apply equally to digital and traditional assets.
U.S. banking regulators announced on March 5, 2026, that banks will not need extra capital for tokenized securities, stating existing rules apply equally regardless of whether assets are issued via blockchain or traditional methods.
The Federal Reserve, FDIC, and OCC emphasized their capital requirements are technology-neutral, aiming to support innovation while maintaining stability.
The move clarifies that digital format alone doesn’t trigger higher capital buffers, though banks must still follow anti-money laundering, know-your-customer, and risk management rules.
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Los reguladores estadounidenses dicen que los bancos no necesitan capital adicional para valores tokenizados, ya que las reglas se aplican igualmente a los activos digitales y tradicionales.