ProStar · Genius Act Education

Is the GENIUS Act coming for your business — or can you mostly watch and wait?

In July 2025 the U.S. passed the GENIUS Act, the federal stablecoin law. It can take effect as early as 120 days after final rules are issued, and no later than January 18, 2027.

You don’t need to memorize the statute. You need a clear answer on whether this changes how you get paid, hold money, or talk about crypto — and a short list of what to do before early 2027.

Join the free waitlist and take the 2-minute “Am I in scope?” quiz. You’ll get a plain-English readout of your situation and first access when the readiness brief / mini-course opens.

Educational content only — not legal, tax, or financial advice.

Am I in scope?

Seven quick questions. Then drop your email to join the waitlist.

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1. Do you (or your company) issue or plan to issue a dollar-pegged token / payment stablecoin?

Yes No Not sure

2. Do you accept crypto or stablecoins as payment from customers today?

Yes, regularly Sometimes No

3. Do you use a vendor or platform that holds, moves, or settles in stablecoins (payments, payroll, treasury, marketplace)?

Yes No Not sure

4. Do you market or describe any product as “stable,” “dollar-backed,” or “crypto payments” to U.S. customers?

Yes No

5. Is anyone on your team responsible for banking, treasury, or compliance decisions?

Yes, that’s me Yes, someone else Not really assigned

6. What’s your biggest worry about GENIUS Act timing?

Being out of compliance Missing a business opportunity Confused by the news Just want a simple checklist

7. When do you want to feel “ready”?

Before end of 2026 By Jan 2027 Whenever rules are final Just exploring

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