Trust Stamp unveils a transformative leap in stablecoin architecture to power GENIUS Act–compliant digital currencies and accelerate regulated payment infrastructure

Core Insights - Trust Stamp has developed a patent-protected framework for embedding links to a biometrically validated cryptographic chain of provenance into stablecoins, addressing concerns about their use in money laundering and terrorist financing [1][2][3] Industry Overview - The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has identified stablecoins as a prevalent virtual asset among illicit actors, including cybercriminals and drug traffickers, highlighting the risks associated with their mass adoption and uneven global regulatory standards [2][3] - The GENIUS Act of 2025 classifies permitted payment stablecoin issuers as "financial institutions," mandating compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CFT) regulations [3] Company Developments - Trust Stamp's USPTO Patent 11,681,787 focuses on ownership validation for cryptographic asset contracts, linking stablecoin units to tokenized identity representations while preserving user privacy [4] - The company offers technologies such as embedded ownership validation and biometrically authenticated wallets, positioning itself to meet emerging regulatory expectations and provide solutions for stablecoin issuers and custodians [5] - Trust Stamp's technology enables banks and payment providers to comply with FATF standards while streamlining cross-border due diligence and evidencing beneficial ownership without disclosing raw KYC data [5]