Canada is preparing to pass new laws for stablecoins. These rules are part of the country’s federal budget for 2025. The goal is to make real money-backed tokens safer and more reliable for users.
Stablecoins are digital coins tied to a specific asset, such as the US dollar. Many people use them to transfer money quickly online without major price fluctuations. Canada says the market is growing rapidly so clear rules are needed.
Robust reserves and user protection
Under this plan, stablecoin issuers must hold enough reserves to support the value of their tokens. They must also allow users to exchange their coins for real money and have clear security and privacy measures in place.
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As previously noted, the Bank of Canada will help oversee the system. It plans to spend $10 million over two years starting in 2026 to put in place appropriate monitoring tools. After that, he plans to spend about $5 million a year. These costs will be covered by stable companies regulated by Canada’s payment laws.
The move follows the United States approving significant stablecoin rules earlier this year. Canada has not given an exact date for when its bill will reach Parliament, but it has made it clear that a regulation will be forthcoming.
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The 2025 federal budget introduces a comprehensive framework for fiat-backed stablecoins, requiring issuers to hold reserves, allow redemptions, and meet transparency and security standards.
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Growing institutional interest
Stablecoins have grown into a global market worth over $300 billion. Some experts expect this figure to reach around $2 trillion by 2028. Major companies like Western Union, SWIFT, and MoneyGram are already exploring Stablecoin technology to make transfers faster and cheaper.
In Canada, a company called Tetra Digital is working on a stable digital version of the Canadian dollar. She has raised funds from large groups like Shopify, Wealthsimple and the National Bank of Canada.
The plan comes after Canada suspended work on a central bank digital currency in 2024. At that time, officials said there was no urgent need to create one.
What this means for Canadians
New Canadian stablecoin laws could make payments easier, safer and more affordable. The rules can also help more people and businesses feel confident using digital money. The country is taking a cautious, step-by-step approach, but this marks a clear shift towards modern digital finance.
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