Stablecoin’s Jack Henry integration opens stablecoins to 1,600 banks
Stablecore, a provider of digital asset infrastructure, has joined the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network, allowing banks and credit unions to deliver stablecoin and tokenised asset services directly through their existing core banking systems. Jack Henry currently supports around 1,670 financial institutions across the United States, with more than 1,000 of them using its Banno Digital Platform for online and mobile banking.
According to Stablecore, the integration bridges blockchain-powered solutions with traditional banking infrastructure. This enables participating institutions to introduce features such as stablecoin accounts with 24/7 payment functionality, crypto on- and off-ramps for assets like Bitcoin, digital asset-backed lending, tokenised deposits, and staking services where regulations permit.
By embedding these capabilities into familiar banking applications, institutions can reduce customers’ dependence on standalone crypto wallets or third-party platforms. The move highlights a growing trend of integrating blockchain-based financial tools into regulated banking environments, driven by increasing demand for compliant, on-chain cash management and payment solutions.
Stablecoin infrastructure race accelerates
As previously reported by Cointelegraph, Stablecore secured $20 million in funding last year to support smaller banks and credit unions in adopting digital asset capabilities, with a particular emphasis on stablecoins. The raise followed the approval of the US GENIUS Act, which introduced a federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins.
Stablecore belongs to a broader wave of firms developing stablecoin infrastructure aimed at expanding the use of digital dollars. Advocates suggest that stablecoins can accelerate settlement, lower the cost of cross-border transactions, and enable continuous, around-the-clock transfers compared with conventional banking rails.
Adoption momentum is increasing across both fintech and traditional financial institutions. Recently, Modern Treasury launched a unified payment solution that integrates stablecoin transactions alongside wire and ACH transfers through its collaboration with Paxos, highlighting growing interoperability between blockchain-based dollars and legacy payment networks.
At the same time, Fidelity Investments announced the Fidelity Digital Dollar, a stablecoin scheduled for release this month, designed to streamline and speed up international settlements.
Major banks are also evaluating internal issuance strategies. Executives at Citigroup have openly discussed the potential launch of a proprietary stablecoin as institutions explore new ways to modernise cross-border payments and liquidity management.
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