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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Fed Quietly Removes Reputational Risk Rule That Kept Banks Away from Crypto—Industry Insiders Say This Changes Everything
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Fed Quietly Removes Reputational Risk Rule That Kept Banks Away from Crypto—Industry Insiders Say This Changes Everything

Last updated: July 5, 2025 3:10 pm
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The recent announcement by the Federal Reserve regarding the removal of reputational risk from its bank examination programs could have a significant impact on the relationship between the cryptocurrency industry and traditional banking. This move, which was made on June 23, has long been advocated for by crypto advocates and could potentially pave the way for mainstream crypto banking services.

For years, one of the biggest challenges faced by crypto companies has been the difficulty in establishing and maintaining basic banking relationships. This was not due to any inherent financial risks posed by these companies, but rather because banks were wary of the regulatory backlash associated with the controversial reputation of the crypto industry. The concept of “reputational risk” provided regulators with a convenient tool to dissuade banks from working with crypto clients, even if these clients were fully compliant with all regulations.

With the removal of reputational risk from bank examinations, banks will now be evaluated solely on quantifiable financial metrics, rather than on the industries they serve or the headlines they generate. This shift could have far-reaching implications for the crypto industry, potentially leading to increased access to mainstream banking services for functions such as payroll, business operations, and customer funds management. This, in turn, could result in reduced costs and improved operational efficiency across the sector.

Furthermore, the move could also accelerate the adoption of dollar-backed stablecoins and encourage traditional banks to offer crypto custody, trading, and investment services to their wealthy clients and institutional customers. Additionally, we may see enhanced integration between crypto payment systems and traditional banking infrastructure, making it easier to transfer funds between crypto and traditional finance.

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It is important to note that while this policy shift removes a significant barrier to mainstream adoption, crypto companies are still required to comply with all existing financial regulations, including anti-money laundering rules, know-your-customer requirements, and securities laws. Banks are also free to choose their clients based on actual business risks, rather than industry reputation alone.

Overall, the Federal Reserve’s decision to remove reputational risk from bank examinations represents a significant step towards bringing crypto fully into the mainstream financial system. This regulatory change, combined with other recent developments in the industry, could have a lasting impact on the trajectory of the crypto market. It is a development that crypto investors should monitor closely, as it has the potential to reshape the industry in the months and years to come.

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