In a clear sign of the times, a key banking regulator has given crypto-native Anchorage Digital a clean bill of health.
The OCC has rescinded a consent order from the Biden era, effectively removing a cloud that has hung over the company since 2022.
This isn’t just an Anchorage story—it’s a Washington story. The move is the latest in a series from regulators under the Trump administration to clarify and encourage banks’ engagement with crypto.
For the only federally chartered crypto bank, this dismissal isn’t just an approval; it’s a powerful endorsement that strengthens its claim to being the most compliant player in the game.
