Tentative Senate–White House Deal Resolves Stablecoin Yield Dispute, Clears Path for CLARITY Act

Key Senate leaders and the White House reportedly reached a tentative agreement to resolve the dispute over the stablecoin yield provision in the CLARITY Act, removing a major sticking point that had stalled progress on the market-structure bill ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}.

The compromise centers on restrictions for yields on stablecoins designed to limit bank deposit outflows, and aides say the deal could allow the bill to proceed to a Senate Banking Committee markup or hearing in the near term ^{[2] [4] [5]}.

Reports emphasize the agreement is tentative and still needs formal sign-off; if finalized, backers say it increases the likelihood the bill could advance toward enactment, but specific legislative language and timelines have not yet been made public ^{[1] [3] [4]}.

Next steps include finalizing the pact and scheduling committee action; observers say details and timing will determine whether the CLARITY Act can move quickly through the Senate ^{[4] [2]}.