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Stablecore, a company that helps banks and credit unions offer stablecoins and related digital-asset services, joined the Fintech Integration Network from Jack Henry & Associates Inc. in a bid to broaden stablecoin accounts, payments, and acceptance.
Jack Henry’s Fintech Integration Network enables fintechs to offer their services to financial institutions using its processing service and to more than 1,000 banks and credit unions on the Jack Henry Banno Digital Platform. Banno is a cloud-native digital banking and technology platform that Monett, Mo.-based Jack Henry acquired in 2014. Financial institutions will be able to access Stablecore’s services with Banno.
Dallas-based Stablecore says the integration also includes tokenized deposits and assets, digital-asset account management, and lending based on digital assets.
Stablecoin payment and banking activity got a big boost in 2025 with the passage of the GENIUS Act, which provided a legal structure for stablecoins and stronger consumer protections for those using them.
Stablecore says the integration enables banks and credit unions to offer digital-asset services within the core and digital-banking platforms they already trust. The Fintech Integration Network has forged integrations with other blockchain and cryptocurrency companies.
In a statement to Digital Transactions News, Jack Henry says its open APIs enable “seamless integration with stablecoin and digital wallet providers. In addition, we are beta testing the ability for financial institutions to offer stablecoin payments in USDC through the public‑cloud‑native Jack Henry platform.” Its approach, which includes transparency and strong risk management, empowers financial institutions to adopt digital assets at their own pace, the statement says.
In related news, Jack Henry says the SELCO Community Credit Union, based in Springfield, Ore., is using its Financial Crimes Defender service for its fraud and anti-money laundering efforts.
The service provides a single environment for alerts, data, and investigations, Jack Henry says. “Through centralized monitoring, teams can eliminate duplicate work while more easily identifying hard-to-spot patterns, such as elder financial abuse,” the company notes in a statement.
