The GENIUS Act marks a structural shift in how payment stablecoins are defined, regulated, and supervised in the United States. In 2026, stablecoin issuers are no longer preparing for regulation — they are operating within it.

This 2-hour certified training provides a structured, practical understanding of the Act and its real-world compliance implications. Designed for legal teams, compliance leaders, risk officers, and stablecoin operators, the session moves from statutory language to operational execution.

Participants who successfully complete a short post-training assessment will receive an official certification.

What You’ll Learn

✅ How the GENIUS Act defines payment stablecoins, what is in scope and out of scope, and the formal exclusion from securities treatment, including the prohibition on interest or yield

✅ How federal and state licensing pathways operate in practice, allocation of supervisory authority, and strategic considerations when selecting a regulatory regime

✅ The prudential and operational compliance blueprint covering reserves, asset composition, redemption rights, liquidity governance, and internal controls

✅ Integration into AML, CFT, and sanctions frameworks, including required compliance capabilities and the evolving role of Treasury and FinCEN in shaping implementing regulations

✅ The enforcement framework, including supervisory suspension, revocation, and removal authority, and how enforcement risk should inform governance design

✅ What provisions are already in force in 2026 versus what remains subject to implementing rules and regulatory clarification

✅ How to implement real-time transaction monitoring to detect illicit exposure, manage counterparty risk, and maintain a defensible compliance posture

✅ How macro-level token monitoring can surface ecosystem concentration, distribution shifts, counterparty exposure trends, and emerging systemic risks