The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has ruled in favor of the Federal Reserve, denying Custodia’s request for a main account. This decision comes as part of ongoing legal challenges faced by Custodia, which sought access to a master account with the Federal Reserve. The court’s ruling emphasizes the regulatory framework governing access to such accounts. Custodia has been advocating for its position, arguing that its operations align with the Federal Reserve’s requirements. However, the court’s decision reflects the Fed’s authority in determining account access for financial institutions. The implications of this ruling may affect Custodia’s business model and its future interactions with the Federal Reserve.
