Mobile Fintech Company Telcoin Officially Announces That Its Telcoin Digital Asset Bank Allows U.S. Users to Open Digital Asset Accounts Directly Linked to Bank-Issued Stablecoin eUSD in the Telcoin Wallet. This move makes it the first company in the United States to directly connect traditional U.S. bank accounts with on-chain USD. It is reported that in November 2025, Telcoin obtained a Digital Asset Custodian License (DADI) under the Nebraska Financial Innovation Act and officially established the regulated digital asset bank.

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BridgeWhisperer
· 13h ago
Nebraska Financial Innovation Act, this bill name sounds plain but gets things done, other states should quickly copy the example.
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GateUser-818d3026
· 14h ago
The first one to connect? How are the transaction fees and how fast the funds arrive in real-world tests—has anyone tried it?
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YieldYeti
· 14h ago
I have used the Telcoin wallet before; the interface is indeed much more user-friendly than DeFi. This wave of compliance is a positive for mass adoption.
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TwoFactorZen
· 14h ago
How valuable is the DADI license, and which is stricter between it and NYDFS?
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GateUser-3d750846
· 14h ago
Nebraska's move is impressive; the bridge between traditional banks and on-chain USD has finally been established.
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CircuitDaydreamer
· 14h ago
Wait, November 2025? Is this timeline written incorrectly... or am I traveling through time?
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