
Blockchain Association backs Custodia Supreme Court appeal
- Blockchain Association backed Custodia’s Supreme Court appeal over a Federal Reserve master account.
- The case could affect how crypto-focused banks access the US banking system.
- The group argues the dispute raises broader legal questions about federal banking access.
Blockchain Association filed a brief supporting Custodia Bank’s appeal to the US Supreme Court over its bid for a Federal Reserve master account.
The case centres on whether the Federal Reserve can deny master account access to a state-chartered bank focused on digital assets.
Blockchain Association argued that the dispute raises broader legal questions about access to the US banking system.
Custodia has argued that a master account would allow it to hold reserves and access Federal Reserve payment services directly.
The case could influence how crypto-focused banks interact with the Federal Reserve and the broader banking system.
The dispute began after the Federal Reserve denied Custodia’s application for a master account and the bank challenged the decision in court.
Industry groups have increasingly backed legal cases involving banking access, regulation and digital asset businesses as regulatory disputes continue.


