Circle's European USDC Redemption Policy: Redemptions May Be Temporarily Delayed If Reserves Cannot Cross Borders
Under Circle's current terms, if reserves cannot be smoothly transferred cross-border between its French and US issuers, Circle may temporarily delay redemption requests from European USDC holders. This policy is designed to address situations where reserve rebalancing fails, while Circle is lobbying European regulators to retain the cross-border co-issuance model under the MiCA framework to maintain global stablecoin liquidity within European regulatory oversight.
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