Tether is preparing a major push into the U.S. stablecoin market under the framework of the new GENIUS Act. CEO Paolo Ardoino confirmed that USDT will comply with upcoming U.S. stablecoin regulations through the foreign issuer pathway. This will enable Tether to legally issue USDT in the U.S. and plan forward to achieving complete regulatory compliance in three years.

Tether’s Stablecoin Push in the U.S.

Tether intends to also launch a new U.S. market product that would be more consistent with local regulations. On Friday, a new U.S. stablecoin law, named the GENIUS Act was enacted, and the issuers of stablecoins operating within the U.S. jurisdiction must comply with its requirements.

Some of the key provisions are audited reserves, anti-money laundering programs, and adequate disclosures of operations by foreign and domestic issuers. Tether will operate under a provision in the law that permits entry by a foreign issuer under lighter