NCUA opens comment period for 2027 first-quarter call report changes
The National Credit Union Administration is seeking industry feedback on proposed changes to its Call Report Form for the March 2027 reporting cycle. The proposal includes a new schedule for payment stablecoin activities, and comments are due by December 8, 2026.
Highlights
- The NCUA published a Federal Register notice requesting comments on first-quarter 2027 Call Report Form changes, including a new schedule for payment stablecoin activities.
- Comments on the proposed reporting updates for March 2027 can be submitted by multiple channels with a deadline of December 8, 2026.
- The proposed stablecoin reporting schedule would increase regulatory scrutiny and disclosure of digital payment activity by credit unions in the March 2027 Call Report.
Proposed reporting updates for March 2027
As reported by National Credit Union Administration, the agency has published a Federal Register notice requesting comments on revisions to the Call Report Form for the 2027 first quarter. The notice covers the March 2027 cycle and outlines one key proposed addition, a new schedule for payment stablecoin activities.The consultation keeps the reporting framework under review as credit unions prepare for future disclosure requirements. Stakeholders can request a copy of the submission materials through Dacia Rogers at the agency.
Submission channels and sector implications
Comments can be submitted through the Federal Register portal, through the rulemakings and proposals section of NCUA's website that links to Regulations.gov, by fax, by mail, or by email to PRAComments@ncua.gov. The range of submission options is intended to support participation ahead of the December 8, 2026 deadline.For the credit union sector, the proposed stablecoin reporting schedule signals continued regulatory attention on digital payment activity within prudential filings. If adopted, the change would expand the information the agency collects from institutions in the March 2027 reporting period.
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