DALLAS — February 23, 2026
Executive Summary
Stablecore has joined the Jack Henry™ Fintech Integration Network (FIN), enabling direct integration with Jack Henry’s approximately 1,670 bank and credit union core clients and more than 1,000 financial institutions operating on the Banno Digital Platform™. Through this inclusion, Stablecore will deliver institutional-grade, fully compliant digital asset capabilities within existing core and digital banking environments without requiring institutions to replace underlying systems. The integration allows secure connectivity to Jack Henry’s SilverLake System® via jXchange™ and Symitar® via SymXchange™, supporting stablecoin accounts, tokenized deposits, digital asset lending, staking rewards, and other blockchain-based financial services directly inside established banking ecosystems.
Announcement Overview
Stablecore announced that it has joined the Jack Henry™ Fintech Integration Network, commonly referred to as FIN, marking a strategic expansion of its digital asset infrastructure into one of the most widely deployed core banking ecosystems in the United States. Jack Henry serves approximately 1,670 core banking clients and powers digital banking experiences for more than 1,000 financial institutions through its Banno Digital Platform™. By entering the FIN ecosystem, Stablecore gains direct technical integration pathways into both core and digital banking environments already used by banks and credit unions nationwide.
The integration enables Stablecore to connect securely with the SilverLake System® through jXchange™ and with Symitar® through SymXchange™, creating structured service-layer governance that maintains data integrity while allowing digital asset functionality to operate alongside traditional banking services. Institutions will not be required to change their core systems or overhaul their digital banking environments in order to deploy Stablecore’s capabilities. Instead, digital asset services can be layered into existing workflows through standardized integration points managed within the FIN framework.
Stablecore previously participated in Jack Henry’s Vendor Integration Program (VIP). FIN, the successor to VIP, provides fintech firms with direct access to Jack Henry’s technical resources and testing systems. Inclusion in FIN facilitates integration but does not represent endorsement of a fintech’s products.
Key Announcement Details
- Announcement Type: Strategic fintech integration network inclusion and core banking enablement
- Announcement Category: Company update and integration milestone
- Announcing Entity: Stablecore
- Announcing Entity Description: Digital asset core provider for banks and credit unions
- Announcement Date: February 23, 2026
- Announcement Location Reference: Dallas, Texas
- Integration Network Joined: Jack Henry™ Fintech Integration Network (FIN)
- Predecessor Program: Jack Henry Vendor Integration Program (VIP)
- Network Classification: Structured fintech ecosystem integration framework
- Public Company Referenced: Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
- Ticker Symbol: Nasdaq: JKHY
- Index Inclusion: S&P 500 constituent
- Jack Henry Total Client Base: Approximately 7,400 financial institution clients
- Jack Henry Core Banking Clients: Approximately 1,670 banks and credit unions
- Financial Institutions on Banno Digital Platform™: More than 1,000 institutions
- Core Banking Systems Enabled: SilverLake System® (bank core), Symitar® (credit union core)
- Integration Gateways Utilized: jXchange™ (SilverLake connectivity), SymXchange™ (Symitar connectivity)
- Digital Banking Platform Enabled: Banno Digital Platform™
- Integration Architecture Model: Service-layer governed API connectivity
- Core Infrastructure Replacement Required: None
- Data Integrity Control Mechanism: Managed access through governed service-layer interactions
- Primary Integration Outcome: Direct digital asset functionality within existing core banking ecosystems
- Deployment Scope: Core processing layer and digital banking engagement layer
- Institution Type Enabled: U.S. banks and credit unions operating on Jack Henry infrastructure
- Digital Asset Capabilities Enabled:
- Stablecoin accounts
- Stablecoin payments
- Stablecoin merchant acceptance
- Digital asset accounts (including Bitcoin)
- Digital asset on-ramps
- Digital asset off-ramps
- Digital asset–collateralized lending
- Tokenized deposits
- Tokenized treasuries
- Tokenized loans
- Tokenized securities
- Staking participation
- Stablecoin Transaction Characteristics: 24/7/365 instant transaction rails
- Compliance Positioning: Institutional-grade and fully compliant as stated by the company
- Collateralization Model: Digital asset–backed loan origination capability
- Yield Capability: Staking rewards for eligible assets including ETH and SOL
- Asset Classes Referenced: Stablecoins, Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, tokenized deposits, tokenized securities, tokenized treasuries, tokenized loans
- Operational Continuity: Digital asset services delivered without altering underlying core systems
- Strategic Objective: Provide a compatibility bridge between digital assets and legacy banking infrastructure
- Ecosystem Model: Open fintech integration within Jack Henry’s FIN framework
- Technical Enablement Provided by FIN: Access to Jack Henry technical resources and test systems
- Endorsement Status: FIN inclusion does not constitute product endorsement
- Market Expansion Impact: Enables digital asset access across approximately 1,670 core institutions and more than 1,000 digital banking institutions
- Geographic Scope of Enablement: United States financial institutions operating on Jack Henry systems
- Infrastructure Layer Impacted: Core banking systems, digital banking systems, and payment workflows
- Technology Stack Impact: Adds digital asset infrastructure layer without replacing existing stack
- Governance Layer: Structured, governed, service-layer–managed data exchange
- Institutional Target Audience: Community banks, regional banks, and credit unions
- Customer-Facing Impact: Digital asset access within existing digital banking interfaces
- Integration Pathway Classification: Direct connectivity via standardized exchange frameworks
- Business Model Implication: Expansion of digital asset services within regulated banking environments
Integration Architecture and Core Connectivity
The inclusion in FIN provides Stablecore with structured integration access into Jack Henry’s core processing environments. Through jXchange™, Stablecore connects to the SilverLake System®, a core platform widely deployed across community and regional banks. Through SymXchange™, Stablecore integrates with Symitar®, Jack Henry’s credit union core system. These integration points allow digital asset workflows to function within established transactional and ledger environments while preserving data consistency.
The integration architecture is governed through a service layer that manages and standardizes interactions between systems. Rather than embedding digital asset functionality directly into core code bases, Stablecore’s model enables secure orchestration across systems. This structure preserves data integrity, maintains compliance standards, and ensures consistency across transactional records. It also reduces implementation friction for institutions that prioritize continuity of their existing core technology stacks.
By enabling digital asset services through standardized interfaces, Stablecore’s integration allows banks and credit unions to extend their product offerings while retaining their operational frameworks. This model is designed to ensure that institutions can expand capabilities without compromising system stability or regulatory workflows.
Digital Asset Capabilities Enabled Through FIN
Through its integration with Jack Henry’s FIN, Stablecore enables banks and credit unions to deploy a suite of digital asset services directly within their digital banking experiences and core environments.
Stablecoin Accounts, Payments and Acceptance allow institutions to facilitate 24/7/365 instant transaction rails that operate alongside existing payment infrastructures. These rails are structured to comply with regulatory and operational standards applicable to participating institutions.
Digital Asset Accounts with On and Off Ramps provide customers the ability to hold assets such as Bitcoin within the digital banking environment while enabling seamless entry and exit between fiat and digital assets.
Digital Asset-Collateralized Lending enables institutions to originate loans secured by eligible digital assets, expanding product offerings into blockchain-native collateral structures.
Tokenized Deposits and Assets allow banks and credit unions to tokenize deposits and support tokenized instruments such as treasuries, loans, and securities within compliant frameworks.
Staking Rewards functionality allows eligible assets, including ETH and SOL, to generate staking yield for customers through structured participation models integrated within banking platforms.
Each capability is deployed through the existing digital banking interface, preserving user experience continuity while introducing new asset classes and transaction modalities.
Industry Context and Institutional Bridge
“Banks and credit unions recognize that stablecoins and tokenized assets are the next major evolution of financial services, but they need a bridge that is compatible with their existing core banking, digital banking and other banking-specific technology and workflows,” said Alex Treece, co-founder and CEO of Stablecore. “By joining the Jack Henry FIN, we are providing that bridge to allow these institutions to deliver the benefits of digital assets within the existing core and digital banking platforms they already trust.”
The integration reflects a growing institutional focus on interoperability between blockchain-based assets and traditional banking systems. Rather than introducing parallel infrastructures, Stablecore’s inclusion in FIN enables integration directly within the operational systems banks and credit unions already use. The emphasis remains on compatibility, compliance, and continuity rather than system replacement.
Core System Compatibility and Data Governance
A central component of the integration is that financial institutions using Jack Henry’s SilverLake System® or Symitar® are not required to replace or modify their existing core processing environments in order to deploy Stablecore’s digital asset capabilities. Through jXchange™ and SymXchange™, Stablecore connects directly to these core systems, enabling digital asset functionality to operate within the institution’s established infrastructure.
The integration manages system access through a structured service layer that governs all interactions between Stablecore and the core banking systems. This architecture ensures that data exchange remains consistent, secure, and compliant across platforms. By maintaining controlled access pathways rather than altering core system logic, the integration preserves the integrity of existing banking workflows while enabling the addition of stablecoin and digital asset services within the same ecosystem.
Digital asset services delivered through Stablecore can also be surfaced within the Banno Digital Platform™ and other supported digital banking platforms, allowing institutions to extend functionality into customer-facing environments without requiring a change to their underlying core technology.
Participation in the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network
Stablecore’s inclusion in the Jack Henry™ Fintech Integration Network provides formalized integration access within Jack Henry’s ecosystem of core and digital banking platforms. FIN enables fintech providers to integrate through established technical frameworks and provides access to Jack Henry’s technical resources and test systems.
Prior to joining FIN, Stablecore participated in the Jack Henry Vendor Integration Program (VIP). FIN, which succeeds VIP, provides structured connectivity to Jack Henry’s core clients and financial institutions operating on the Banno Digital Platform™. Through this framework, Stablecore can integrate directly with Jack Henry’s approximately 1,670 bank and credit union core clients, as well as the more than 1,000 financial institutions on Banno.
Inclusion in FIN facilitates technical integration but does not represent endorsement of the fintech’s product.
About Stablecore
Founded to serve regulated financial institutions entering the digital asset economy, Stablecore operates as a digital asset core purpose-built for banks and credit unions. The company provides a unified infrastructure layer that allows institutions to offer stablecoins, tokenized deposits, digital asset accounts, blockchain-based payment rails, staking capabilities, and asset-collateralized lending within existing core and digital banking environments.
Stablecore’s architecture is structured around secure service-layer governance, enabling direct connectivity to traditional core systems while maintaining data integrity and regulatory alignment. Rather than requiring replacement of legacy banking infrastructure, the platform integrates through standardized interfaces into established core processors, digital banking systems, and broader financial technology stacks.
The company’s product suite supports stablecoin transaction rails operating 24/7/365, tokenized deposit frameworks, digital asset custody coordination, digital asset on- and off-ramps, blockchain-based collateral lending structures, and staking participation for eligible assets. These capabilities are delivered within compliance-focused workflows designed for institutional deployment.
Headquartered in Dallas, Stablecore is backed by financial services and fintech investors including Norwest, BankTech Ventures, Curql, EJF Ventures, and the Bankers Helping Bankers Fund. The company serves banks and credit unions seeking to extend their product offerings into digital asset markets while preserving existing operational, core processing, and regulatory infrastructures.
About Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
Jack Henry™ (Nasdaq: JKHY) is a publicly traded financial technology company and a constituent of the S&P 500, providing core processing systems, digital banking platforms, payments infrastructure, and data solutions to banks and credit unions across the United States. Founded nearly five decades ago, the company serves approximately 7,400 financial institution clients and supports thousands of additional institutions through its digital and ecosystem platforms.
Jack Henry delivers internally developed core systems, including SilverLake System® for banks and Symitar® for credit unions, alongside its Banno Digital Platform™, which powers digital experiences for more than 1,000 financial institutions. The company operates an open ecosystem model that enables fintech integration through structured programs such as the Fintech Integration Network (FIN), providing standardized access to technical resources, testing environments, and system connectivity.
Through its combination of core processing, digital banking, and integration infrastructure, Jack Henry supports financial institutions in delivering modern banking capabilities while maintaining operational continuity and regulatory alignment across community, regional, and credit union markets.
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