On September 16, Coinbase announced a partnership with Stablecore aimed at integrating crypto trading, storage, staking, and stablecoin payments into the banking systems of over 3,000 banks and credit unions in the US. This partnership will enable these institutions to offer their clients the ability to buy, sell, and store digital assets directly through their familiar banking platforms.
According to Stablecore, its integrations cover the systems of over 3,000 banks and credit unions in the US. The partnership with Coinbase is already underway, with Amarillo National Bank among the first participants. Coinbase will provide compliant infrastructure for storage and exchange, while Stablecore will be responsible for connecting this infrastructure to the banks' technological systems. One of Stablecore's key tasks is to ensure compliance when working with digital assets, using its platform as a white-label solution that allows financial institutions to maintain their own brand. Stablecore is also developing an integration with Verafin for monitoring financial crimes, which is expected to be fully launched in Q4 2026 and Q1 2027.
The partnership is actively engaging with institutions, including Amarillo National Bank, which is participating in testing. Both companies have not specified which stablecoins will be supported, nor have they disclosed information about fees, staking conditions, or launch timelines for clients. Stablecore CEO Alex Tris says, “Banks need to be able to add products without changing their own technology platforms.” This emphasizes the intent of small and regional banks to adopt innovative solutions without the need to build their own infrastructure for working with cryptocurrencies.
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