Banks get another 10 months to put FDIC insurance signs on ATMs and apps

The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is delaying a rule that requires banks to display official insurance signs on their digital banking channels and ATMs. Banks now have until January 1, 2027, instead of March 1, 2026, to comply.

This small delay means banks have more time to figure out how to display FDIC insurance information on digital platforms. It also suggests the FDIC is still working out the details of how these rules will apply in the digital world. The agency wants to make sure customers clearly understand what is insured and what is not, especially with new financial products.