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UK Receives Over 10,000 Complaints About Cryptocurrency Bank Transfer Restrictions in 90 Days, HSBC-Linked Banks Top the List
Odaily reports: According to a report by cryptocurrency advocacy group Stand With Crypto (SWC), between May and August of this year, UK consumers submitted 10,092 complaints through its online tool regarding banks restricting cryptocurrency purchases, involving 9,800 users and covering all 650 parliamentary constituencies in the UK. Among them, Lloyds Banking Group (including Halifax and Bank of Scotland) received 2,297 complaints, accounting for approximately 23% of the total; Barclays and NatWest Group received 1,569 and 1,278 complaints respectively.The report notes that although the UK government is committed to establishing a comprehensive crypto asset regulatory framework to attract relevant businesses, bank transfer restrictions may still hinder consumers from using compliant trading platforms. Citing research from the UK Crypto Asset Business Council, SWC stated that over the past 12 months, approximately 40% of transfers to cryptocurrency exchanges registered with the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) were blocked or delayed. (CoinDesk)
UK banks received over 10,000 complaints about crypto transfer restrictions, with Lloyds and Barclays topping the list
Odaily reports: UK crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto stated that within 90 days from May to August 2026, a total of 9,803 individuals submitted 10,092 complaints about restricted transfers to crypto platforms through its online tool to UK banks. The UK is preparing to introduce a digital asset regulatory framework in 2027.The report shows that Lloyds Banking Group received the most complaints, totaling 2,297; Barclays and NatWest Group received 1,569 and 1,278 respectively. Barclays and HSBC UK were listed as imposing a per-transaction limit of £2,500 and a 30-day cumulative limit of £10,000.Six banks, including Starling Bank, TSB, and Chase UK, were listed as imposing a full ban on crypto-related transfers. Nick Jones, founder and CEO of digital asset company Zumo, said that the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to implement mandatory approval in October 2027, but corporate bank account access is not covered by that framework. (Cointelegraph)
Stand With Crypto endorses bipartisan candidates for midterm elections
Odaily reports: U.S. crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto has announced its endorsement of a slate of bipartisan candidates for the midterm elections, including Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted, Iowa Republican candidate Ashley Hinson, and New Hampshire Democratic candidate Chris Pappas. The group also endorsed more than 30 House members and candidates who have voted in favor of digital asset framework legislation.Stand With Crypto said it will run ads in 6 House races to support pro-crypto candidates. Previously, the U.S. Senate failed to secure the 60 votes needed to pass the CLARITY Act, which had passed the House last year. (Bitcoin.com News)
Coinbase-affiliated organization releases midterm election support list
Coinbase affiliate Stand With Crypto announced its list of supported candidates for the Senate and House in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. Analysis indicates that if Democrats regain control of Congress in 2027, it could reshape the legislative process for crypto bills such as the CLARITY Act.
After the CLARITY Act's Senate vote setback, Stand With Crypto unveils its first batch of Senate candidate endorsements
Odaily News: Coinbase-backed crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto (SWC) has announced its first batch of Senate candidate endorsements, including Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted, as well as Iowa candidate Ashley Hinson and New Hampshire candidate Chris Pappas.Previously, the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act in a procedural vote on September 15. SWC Executive Director Mason Lynaugh stated that following this vote, the organization will shift more of its focus toward elections. SWC also announced expanded support and advertising spending for certain House candidates. The organization had previously said it would factor senators' performance on key CLARITY Act votes into candidate records. (The Block)
Fairshake Plans to Spend $30 Million Against Sherrod Brown
Odaily reports: The U.S. Senate failed to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on September 15 with a vote of 49 in favor and 50 against, and with limited remaining legislative sessions before Congress's 2027 term, the bill's chances of passage have diminished.Fairshake, a political action committee backed by Coinbase and Ripple Labs, plans to spend $30 million in the Ohio Senate race to oppose Sherrod Brown. Fairshake spent over $130 million on advertising during the 2024 election cycle and approximately $41 million opposing Brown.Stand With Crypto, an advocacy group launched by Coinbase in 2023, said it will mobilize supporters to participate in the 2026 midterm elections based on lawmakers' voting records on the bill. As of Monday, Fairshake and its affiliated political action committees had not disclosed any new spending following the vote. (Cointelegraph)
Stand With Crypto endorses bipartisan candidates for midterm elections
Odaily reports: U.S. crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto has announced its endorsement of a slate of bipartisan candidates for the midterm elections, including Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted, Iowa Republican candidate Ashley Hinson, and New Hampshire Democratic candidate Chris Pappas. The group also endorsed more than 30 House members and candidates who have voted in favor of digital asset framework legislation.Stand With Crypto said it will run ads in 6 House races to support pro-crypto candidates. Previously, the U.S. Senate failed to secure the 60 votes needed to pass the CLARITY Act, which had passed the House last year. (Bitcoin.com News)
Coinbase-affiliated organization releases midterm election support list
Coinbase affiliate Stand With Crypto announced its list of supported candidates for the Senate and House in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. Analysis indicates that if Democrats regain control of Congress in 2027, it could reshape the legislative process for crypto bills such as the CLARITY Act.
After the CLARITY Act's Senate vote setback, Stand With Crypto unveils its first batch of Senate candidate endorsements
Odaily News: Coinbase-backed crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto (SWC) has announced its first batch of Senate candidate endorsements, including Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted, as well as Iowa candidate Ashley Hinson and New Hampshire candidate Chris Pappas.Previously, the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act in a procedural vote on September 15. SWC Executive Director Mason Lynaugh stated that following this vote, the organization will shift more of its focus toward elections. SWC also announced expanded support and advertising spending for certain House candidates. The organization had previously said it would factor senators' performance on key CLARITY Act votes into candidate records. (The Block)
Fairshake Plans to Spend $30 Million Against Sherrod Brown
Odaily reports: The U.S. Senate failed to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on September 15 with a vote of 49 in favor and 50 against, and with limited remaining legislative sessions before Congress's 2027 term, the bill's chances of passage have diminished.Fairshake, a political action committee backed by Coinbase and Ripple Labs, plans to spend $30 million in the Ohio Senate race to oppose Sherrod Brown. Fairshake spent over $130 million on advertising during the 2024 election cycle and approximately $41 million opposing Brown.Stand With Crypto, an advocacy group launched by Coinbase in 2023, said it will mobilize supporters to participate in the 2026 midterm elections based on lawmakers' voting records on the bill. As of Monday, Fairshake and its affiliated political action committees had not disclosed any new spending following the vote. (Cointelegraph)
Coinbase-backed PAC endorses 32 candidates for the 2026 midterm elections.
Stand With Crypto, a Coinbase-backed organization, has announced endorsements for 32 U.S. midterm congressional candidates, aiming to advance the passage of pro-crypto policies and influence federal digital asset legislation.
Coinbase-backed organization Stand With Crypto Alliance announces list of 32 congressional allies
The Stand With Crypto Alliance, a lobbying organization supported by Coinbase, announced on August 24 a list of 32 supporters for the 2026 midterm elections, including crypto-friendly politicians such as Tom Emmer, highlighting the industry's strategic positioning for the election year.
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UK Receives Over 10,000 Complaints About Cryptocurrency Bank Transfer Restrictions in 90 Days, HSBC-Linked Banks Top the List
Odaily reports: According to a report by cryptocurrency advocacy group Stand With Crypto (SWC), between May and August of this year, UK consumers submitted 10,092 complaints through its online tool regarding banks restricting cryptocurrency purchases, involving 9,800 users and covering all 650 parliamentary constituencies in the UK. Among them, Lloyds Banking Group (including Halifax and Bank of Scotland) received 2,297 complaints, accounting for approximately 23% of the total; Barclays and NatWest Group received 1,569 and 1,278 complaints respectively.The report notes that although the UK government is committed to establishing a comprehensive crypto asset regulatory framework to attract relevant businesses, bank transfer restrictions may still hinder consumers from using compliant trading platforms. Citing research from the UK Crypto Asset Business Council, SWC stated that over the past 12 months, approximately 40% of transfers to cryptocurrency exchanges registered with the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) were blocked or delayed. (CoinDesk)
Nearly 10,000 UK users complain about banks restricting crypto transfers, with Lloyds, Barclays, and NatWest leading in complaint volumes.
According to Cointelegraph, the crypto advocacy organization Stand With Crypto stated that over a 90-day period from May to August 2026, a total of 9,803 individuals submitted 10,092 complaints regarding cryptocurrency platform transfer restrictions to UK banks through its online tool. Among these, Lloyds Banking Group received 2,297 complaints, Barclays received 1,569, and NatWest Group received 1,278.
UK banks received over 10,000 complaints about crypto transfer restrictions, with Lloyds and Barclays topping the list
Odaily reports: UK crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto stated that within 90 days from May to August 2026, a total of 9,803 individuals submitted 10,092 complaints about restricted transfers to crypto platforms through its online tool to UK banks. The UK is preparing to introduce a digital asset regulatory framework in 2027.The report shows that Lloyds Banking Group received the most complaints, totaling 2,297; Barclays and NatWest Group received 1,569 and 1,278 respectively. Barclays and HSBC UK were listed as imposing a per-transaction limit of £2,500 and a 30-day cumulative limit of £10,000.Six banks, including Starling Bank, TSB, and Chase UK, were listed as imposing a full ban on crypto-related transfers. Nick Jones, founder and CEO of digital asset company Zumo, said that the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to implement mandatory approval in October 2027, but corporate bank account access is not covered by that framework. (Cointelegraph)
Stand With Crypto endorses bipartisan candidates for midterm elections
Odaily reports: U.S. crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto has announced its endorsement of a slate of bipartisan candidates for the midterm elections, including Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted, Iowa Republican candidate Ashley Hinson, and New Hampshire Democratic candidate Chris Pappas. The group also endorsed more than 30 House members and candidates who have voted in favor of digital asset framework legislation.Stand With Crypto said it will run ads in 6 House races to support pro-crypto candidates. Previously, the U.S. Senate failed to secure the 60 votes needed to pass the CLARITY Act, which had passed the House last year. (Bitcoin.com News)
Coinbase-affiliated organization releases midterm election support list
Coinbase affiliate Stand With Crypto announced its list of supported candidates for the Senate and House in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. Analysis indicates that if Democrats regain control of Congress in 2027, it could reshape the legislative process for crypto bills such as the CLARITY Act.