Stablecore Joins Jack Henry FinTech Network

Jack Henry partnership connects 1,600+ US banks to crypto services via core systems.

  • Stablecore has integrated with Jack Henry, allowing over 1,600 U.S. banks and credit unions to offer digital asset services through their existing systems.
  • The partnership will enable institutions to provide stablecoin accounts, crypto on-ramps, tokenized deposits, and asset-backed lending directly within their banking apps.
  • This integration amplifies the accelerating race to build stablecoin infrastructure following the landmark passage of the U.S. GENIUS Act.

On Monday, February 20, infrastructure firm Stablecore announced it had joined the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network, connecting blockchain services directly to the core systems of approximately 1,670 U.S. banks and credit unions. Consequently, these financial institutions can now deploy stablecoin payments, Bitcoin on-ramps, and tokenized deposit features where permitted.

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Participating banks could roll out accounts with 24/7 payment capabilities and digital asset–backed lending, according to a company announcement. This move embeds crypto services within familiar banking apps, reducing customer reliance on external platforms.

This partnership follows Stablecore‘s $20 million fundraising last year, aimed at helping smaller banks integrate digital assets after the U.S. GENIUS Act established a federal stablecoin framework. The company is part of a growing cohort racing to expand access to blockchain-based digital dollars.

Meanwhile, momentum is building across both fintech and traditional finance. Last week, Modern Treasury unveiled a payment service supporting stablecoin transactions through a partnership with the Paxos network.

Asset manager Fidelity Investments has also introduced its own digital dollar for faster international settlements. Furthermore, large banks like Citigroup have publicly discussed launching native stablecoins to modernize cross-border payments.

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Currently, the total stablecoin market capitalization hovers just above $300 billion, data shows. This reflects a broader industry shift toward incorporating regulated, onchain cash-management tools.

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