Stablecore, a digital asset infrastructure provider, has taken a major step toward integrating blockchain-based financial tools into traditional banking systems by joining the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network.
This partnership opens the door for roughly 1,670 banks and credit unions across the United States to offer stablecoin and tokenized asset services seamlessly through their existing core and digital banking platforms.
Jack Henry & Associates, a well-established provider of core processing and digital banking technology, powers daily operations for hundreds of financial institutions and supports online and mobile banking for more than 1,000 clients through its Banno Digital Platform. The integration with Stablecore means these institutions won’t need to adopt new systems or overhaul their technology stacks to begin offering regulated digital asset products.
Under the integration, participating banks and credit unions will be able to introduce a range of digital asset features directly within their own banking apps. These include stablecoin accounts and 24/7 payment rails, which operate around the clock and are compliant with the new U.S. federal framework for payment stablecoins established by the GENIUS Act.
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Institutions can also add crypto on- and off-ramps letting customers move assets like Bitcoin in and out of their accounts as well as digital asset-backed lending, tokenized deposits, and staking options where allowed by regulation.
In summary, the Stablecore stack offering through the Jack Henry FIN will offer:
Stablecoin accounts, payments, and acceptance
Digital asset accounts with on and off-ramps
Digital asset-collateralized lending
Tokenized deposits and assets
Staking rewards
Embedding these tools inside banks’ existing systems helps reduce reliance on external wallets or third-party crypto platforms providing customers with a more integrated and secure experience. It also reflects a broader trend in finance: traditional institutions seeking to adopt regulated blockchain-based capabilities to better serve evolving customer demands.
Stablecore itself has been building momentum in this area.
In 2025, the company raised $20 million to support smaller banks and credit unions in adopting digital asset services, particularly stablecoins. The goal is to make compliant, onchain dollar-based tools accessible within familiar banking environments.
The move comes amid accelerating efforts by other players to bridge traditional money and digital assets. For example, payment operations provider, Modern Treasury, recently added stablecoin settlement alongside existing payment channels like wire and ACH transfers and major financial firms are exploring their own stablecoin offerings to modernize cross-border payments and liquidity management.
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