OCC regulatory change follows the March 7 guidance, which marked a major policy shift by reversing the Biden administration’s earlier supervisory practices that required banks to seek "letters of non-objection" prior to offering crypto services

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This follows earlier OCC guidance — matched by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the Federal Reserve — that reversed a previous policy restricting bankers to getting signoffs from the regulator before they could move on crypto matters.