PayPal Digital secures NYDFS trust charter
As a cautious approach, U.S. authorities mandate PayPal to prove USD deposits or similar cash equivalents back its PYUSD despite already receiving a limited-purpose trust charter from NYDFS.
As a cautious approach, U.S. authorities mandate PayPal to prove USD deposits or similar cash equivalents back its PYUSD despite already receiving a limited-purpose trust charter from NYDFS.
With circulation down by 40%, PayPal is exploring new use cases for its PYSUD stablecoin, and international remittances have emerged as a low-hanging fruit.
On November 1, PayPal issued its Q3 earnings report, and in a separate filing, the company revealed that it received a subpoena from the U.S. SEC relating to PayPal USD stablecoin.
PYUSD is being pitched as good for sending person-to-person payments, transferring to external wallets or funding purchases and users can convert PYUSD to other PayPal-supported digital assets.