Stablecore has joined the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network, providing U.S.-based banks and credit unions with access to regulated digital asset features directly within their existing core banking systems. This move positions Stablecore’s platform within established financial infrastructures, minimizing disruption for institutions that wish to integrate blockchain technology without overhauling their current technological setups.
The integration facilitates connectivity with Jack Henry’s primary platforms like SilverLake and Symitar, ensuring data integrity through managed service layers. Banks and credit unions can now incorporate digital asset functionalities such as 24/7 stablecoin transactions and on- and off-ramp facilities directly into their familiar digital banking interfaces.
Core Integration and Payment Features
Stablecore’s platform aligns with the compliance framework of the GENIUS Act, operating in tandem with conventional payment channels to ensure continuous settlement services. Financial institutions can utilize these tools to introduce new payment options for clients while maintaining the stability of their legacy systems. Clients can manage assets like Bitcoin through regulated environments, streamlining asset management within a unified digital platform.
Beyond traditional payments, the integration includes digital asset accounts with embedded on- and off-ramp features in interfaces familiar to bank customers. This approach enables institutions to enhance client engagement without necessitating interactions with external third-party platforms.
Digital Asset-Led Services
The platform supports digital asset-collateralized lending, offering yield opportunities for participating financial institutions by allowing loans secured by digital assets through existing banking workflows. Institutions retain operational control while adopting regulated blockchain functionalities, which Stablecore frames as an extension of traditional banking activities.
Tokenized deposits are also available through the integration, supporting a broader range of token-based assets such as treasuries, securities, and loans. Stablecore ensures compliance throughout these interactions, providing institutions with operational efficiency while enhancing asset utility. Staking capabilities have been introduced for eligible assets, including ETH and SOL, enabling clients to earn staking rewards within controlled, institutionally governed environments.
Market Context and Regulatory Developments
Stablecore’s integration with Jack Henry follows a USD 20 million funding round aimed at expanding digital asset adoption among smaller financial institutions. The development comes as stablecoin regulations continue to evolve in the U.S., with the GENIUS Act driving broader acceptance of compliant stablecoin infrastructure.
The growth in the stablecoin sector has seen multiple firms vying to provide compliant solutions for banks and credit unions. Stablecore’s position within the Jack Henry network underscores an industry trend where digital asset providers are integrating their services directly into traditional banking systems rather than operating independently. As regulated blockchain-based financial tools gain wider acceptance, the company aims to solidify its role in connecting established financial institutions with innovative on-chain technologies.
