Stablecore, a digital asset infrastructure provider for banks and credit unions, has announced that it has joined the Jack Henry™ Fintech Integration Network (FIN), marking a significant step in expanding institutional access to compliant digital asset services.
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The inclusion in FIN enables approximately 1,670 banks and credit unions using Jack Henry’s core systems, along with more than 1,000 financial institutions operating on the Banno Digital Platform™, to deploy institutional-grade digital asset products directly within their existing core ecosystems. The integration allows Stablecore to connect securely with the SilverLake System® through jXchange™ and Symitar® through SymXchange™, eliminating the need for institutions to replace or modify their underlying core technology.
By operating through a governed service layer, the integration maintains data integrity and ensures compliant data exchange across platforms. This approach allows digital asset capabilities to function seamlessly within established banking workflows, minimizing operational disruption while preserving regulatory standards.
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Through this expanded access, banks and credit unions can introduce stablecoin accounts, real-time payment rails, and digital asset accounts alongside traditional financial services. Institutions are also able to explore digital asset–collateralized lending, tokenized deposits, and staking functionality within their digital banking environments, bringing next-generation financial products into mainstream banking infrastructure.
Alex Treece, co-founder and CEO of Stablecore, stated that while financial institutions increasingly recognize stablecoins and tokenized assets as a major evolution in financial services, they require infrastructure that aligns with their existing core systems and regulatory obligations. He noted that joining the Jack Henry FIN provides a bridge that allows banks and credit unions to deliver digital asset services within the trusted platforms they already use.
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Prior to joining FIN, Stablecore participated in Jack Henry’s Vendor Integration Program (VIP). FIN, which succeeds VIP, provides fintech companies with access to Jack Henry’s technical resources and test systems. Inclusion in the network facilitates integration capabilities but does not represent endorsement of the fintech’s products.
The development reflects growing momentum among traditional financial institutions seeking compliant pathways into digital asset services without compromising operational stability or regulatory compliance.
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