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The Aug 1, 2026 law is the Midwest's first unified custody framework — paired with a statewide crypto-ATM ban, it positions community banks to recapture deposits bleeding to out-of-state exchanges.
The bill drops Aug. 1 and rides a multi-state trend — New York, Wyoming, and Virginia already let regulated banks hold client crypto, and Minnesota adds asset segregation plus 60-day pre-launch…
The state-level green light lets chartered banks and credit unions hold Bitcoin and other digital assets for clients, putting Minnesota among the earliest US states to formalize the service.
Minnesota has become the latest US state to formally open the door for traditional financial institutions to hold…
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