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Canada Proposes Stablecoin Rules Requiring Full Reserves, One-to-One Redemption
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Fusion42 · 27 October 2026 · Fusion42 review
Canada is consulting on stablecoin regulations requiring non-bank issuers to register with the Bank of Canada, maintain full reserves in the backing currency, and redeem tokens at face value within three business days. The framework aims for consumer protection and market reliability while balancing competition concerns for smaller issuers, with rules expected to take effect in fall 2027.
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You face new regulatory hurdles that require full reserves and one-to-one redemption for stablecoins in Canada, making compliance a priority to avoid market exclusion. Smaller stablecoin issuers should urgently assess their cost structure against the 1% redemption fee ceiling and the competitive threat from larger international players.
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