JPMorgan would need to work on resolving the technical aspects of handling crypto seized from customers who failed to repay their loans.

JPMorgan may launch these crypto‑backed loans as soon as next year, the report said, citing people familiar with the matter.

JPMorgan Chase is exploring lending against clients’ cryptocurrency holdings in the latest sign that the biggest US banks are endorsing digital assets’ move into the mainstream.

JPMorgan Chase is exploring plans to offer loans backed by clients' cryptocurrency holdings, including bitcoin and ethereum, ...

Following the successful listing of Circle (CRCL) a few weeks ago, stablecoins have been thrust into the spotlight. Touted as a potential disruptor of the traditional payments system, it can be said ...

When Bitcoin broke into the public consciousness in 2013, the idea behind it quickly captured people’s imagination: a digital ...

Several leading banks actively explored or developed stablecoins after the U.S. approved the GENIUS Act. Still in an initial ...

Tyler Winklevoss says JPMorgan is trying to kill crypto by charging people to access their own bank data. He posted on X ...

Mainstream lenders are fighting back against a new push by automakers and crypto companies to secure new US banking charters, ...

Junk debt buyers in the U.S. are ignoring warnings from some of the biggest names on Wall Street and pouring money into the ...

Some of the U.S.'s biggest banks are working on ways to capitalize on the growing interest in stablecoins, according to several second-quarter post-earnings calls, as new legislation opens the door ...

Executives at five of the largest US banks shared their plans for stablecoin as regulations passed by Congress head to the ...