House Republicans Criticize CFPB Proposal to Supervise Digital Wallets and Payment Apps
Wednesday, 13 March 2024, 21:26
GOP Criticizes CFPB's Proposed Regulation of Digital Finance Services
House Republicans expressed concern over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) proposal to regulate digital wallets and payment apps. The debate at the hearing highlighted disagreements over the necessity and scope of the proposed rule.
Key Points:
- Rohit Chopra's Rule: CFPB Director Rohit Chopra proposed oversight on non-bank financial technology to prevent regulatory arbitrage.
- Republican Criticism: Lawmakers criticized the CFPB for overstepping its mandate and imposing unnecessary regulation.
- Impact on Consumers: Concerns were raised about the rule limiting Americans' ability to transact digitally and increasing CFPB involvement in private transactions.
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