The CLARITY Act failed 49-50 on September 15. The SEC and CFTC are moving anyway.
@SummerMersingerof @BlockchainAssn and @LanaCryptoAML sit down tomorrow on what that leaves on a Q4 compliance plan.
π Tomorrow, September 23
π 2:30 PM ET
The CLARITY Act failed 49-50 on September 15. The SEC and CFTC are moving anyway.
@SummerMersingerof @BlockchainAssn and @LanaCryptoAML sit down tomorrow on what that leaves on a Q4 compliance plan.
π Tomorrow, September 23
π 2:30 PM ET
Travel Rule compliance and transaction authorization are now integrated into @sardine's risk platform.
Sardine builds the risk picture around the customer. We build it around the transaction. Joint customers get both, and transaction outcomes feed back into Sardine's decisioning.
Link below.
2027 is going to be very different for US crypto compliance. Here's how to get a head start.
Join Notabene and @BlockchainAssn for a live fireside chat on the Clarity Act, what operators at regulated institutions should take from today's vote, and where to focus ahead of 2027.
π 23 September 2026
π 2:30pm ET / 7:30pm BST / 8:30pm CEST
π» Live virtual fireside chat
Stablecoin payments settle in seconds. Transaction authorization workflows need to keep pace.
The new Utila + @notabene_id partnership connects counterparty authorization and Travel Rule data exchange directly with wallet execution.
Learn more: utila.io/blog/utila-notabeneβ¦
The authorization decision has to land before the transaction gets settled.
@utila_io and Notabene have now partnered to run this as one seamless sequence: Notabene verifies the counterparty and coordinates approval, Utila executes onchain once it clears.
Anyenk is now natively integrated with Notabene Flow, so businesses across Latin America can invoice and get paid in stablecoins with the counterparty verified before settlement, Travel Rule data handled automatically, and the invoice reference traveling with the money.
Who's going to Stablecon DC next week?
If you're in the mix, hit us up for a chat!
The @thestablecon team always delivers. We're looking forward to seeing the whole digital assets ecosystem next Wednesday πΊπΈ
Dee Hock, founder of Visa, said the first thing they realized when designing their network was that the primary function of the card was to identify the buyer to the seller and the seller to the buyer.
@PelleB draws a straight line from that now-famous insight to what we've been building at Notabene for the last five years.
"That's really the function of the Travel Rule. That's what we've been doing for the last five years. When I read that I was like, we're on the right path here."
The Travel Rule isn't purely a compliance function, it's also a critical foundation for any payment network.
"You ever noticed how banks have high risk categories that are also not very profitable? Just an observation." β @sytaylor at @thestablecon
A pretty funny quip to put a fine point on @PelleB's explanation for why fiat partners require more KYC than regulation demands.
Heading to Stablecon DC next month? We'll be there, come say hello!
"Corridor-by-corridor expansion is a trap, not a strategy."
@PelleB on why the stablecoin sandwich forces companies to re-implement correspondent banking, and what "going full keto" looks like π
I said at @thestablecon that the stablecoin sandwich has forced companies to re-implement the worst parts of correspondent banking.
15 years ago, only remittance cos thought in corridors. Now it seems everyone does. Product teams can't afford to spend valuable time in a fast-moving market opening corridors instead of building product.
Stablecoin KYC in 2026 isn't one platform, it's a 3-layer stack:
-Identity verification (Sumsub, Jumio)
-Blockchain analytics (Chainalysis, Elliptic)
-Travel Rule (Notabene)
Deploy only layer 1 and you'll fail both regulators AND institutional partners.