TRUST Act of 2026

Key Points

• Congress is considering a bill that would change how often federal regulators inspect certain banks. Currently, banks with more than $3 billion in assets usually get a full check-up every year. This bill would raise that limit to $6 billion.
• If passed, well-managed banks with less than $6 billion in total assets could go up to 18 months between major government inspections. This gives these smaller and mid-sized banks more time to focus on their customers instead of preparing for government audits.
• The goal is to reduce the paperwork and costs for local community banks that have a good track record. By doubling the limit, more banks would qualify for this relaxed schedule, which could help them save money on administrative tasks.
• This change only applies to banks that are considered well-managed and in good financial shape. Government regulators would still have the power to inspect any bank more often if they see signs of trouble or risk.

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