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Canada’s OSFI says tokenized deposits are legally no different from traditional deposits, CoinDesk reports

CoinDesk says the clarification gives federally regulated banks a green light to build on blockchain without a new regulatory category.

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CoinDesk reports that Canada’s banking regulator, OSFI, confirmed tokenized deposits are legally no different from traditional bank deposits. The outlet describes this as a green light for federally regulated banks to build on blockchain without a new regulatory category.

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@CoinDeskJUST IN: Canada's banking regulator OSFI just confirmed tokenized deposits are legally no different from traditional bank deposits, giving federally regulated banks a green light to build on blockchain without a new regulatory category.21d
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    @CoinDeskJUST IN: Canada's banking regulator OSFI just confirmed tokenized deposits are legally no different from traditional bank deposits, giving federally regulated banks a green light to build on blockchain without a new regulatory category.21d
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