The program, developed in partnership with Circuit and the fintech investment collective Curql, aims to modernize credit union offerings while maintaining member trust. Participating institutions can evaluate digital asset services—such as Bitcoin access and payment rails—within their existing digital banking frameworks. According to Stablecore CEO Alex Treece, the goal is to help credit unions retain deposits and maintain their role as primary financial partners in an increasingly competitive landscape.
To support the transition, Stablecore has appointed former FDIC regulator Ben Hailey to lead risk and compliance efforts. The initiative also includes educational resources for staff and members to navigate potential regulatory shifts. This rollout builds on Stablecore’s recent expansion, including its integration into the Jack Henry Fintech network and a partnership with the Tennessee Bankers Association. These moves coincide with broader industry preparations for a potential licensing framework from the National Credit Union Administration, which seeks to establish clearer oversight for stablecoin issuers operating within the credit union sector.

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