Brad Garlinghouse, chief executive officer at Ripple, has stated that banks need to act in “good faith” when it comes to the landmark cryptocurrency deal known as the Clarity Act.

The door to the deal is currently “wide open,” according to the Ripple boss, after weeks of back-and-forth.

Earlier, there was some reporting that Patrick Witt, the White House digital asset advisor, was aiming to pass the legislation by March 1 (and failing to do so). The crypto legislation could be at risk of falling apart if Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong does not change his mind.