Stablecore Launches Stablecoin Program for US Credit Unions

Stablecore has launched an early-access program for US credit unions to help smaller lenders evaluate stablecoins and other blockchain-based financial services ahead of broader adoption. The initiative was announced Wednesday and comes in partnership with Circuit, a credit union service organization focused on research and development, and Curql, a fintech investment collective representing more than 160 credit unions.

Participants can test services such as stablecoin payments, tokenized deposits, Bitcoin, crypto on- and off-ramps and staking before deciding whether to integrate them into existing banking platforms. The program builds on Stablecore’s wider push to bring stablecoin and tokenized-asset services to US banks and credit unions through their core banking systems; in February the company joined the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network, giving it access to about 1,670 bank and credit union core clients.

Credit unions managing roughly $25 billion in combined assets will be able to explore these digital-asset services.

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