Coinbase partners with Stablecore to offer digital assets through existing bank platforms
Stablecore provides the white-labeled integration layer, while Coinbase provides the underlying regulated digital asset infrastructure, as noted by the firms.
Coinbase and Stablecore are teaming up to enable community and regional banks and credit unions to offer digital asset products through their existing banking infrastructure, the companies said Thursday.
The partnership, which is already underway with financial institutions including Texas-based Amarillo National Bank, supports digital asset custody, trading and stablecoin payments through the banking platforms customers already use.
Stablecoin, which raised $20 million in a September 2025 funding round joined by Coinbase Ventures, connects core banking, digital banking and compliance systems. Its platform brings together the infrastructure needed to offer tokenized deposits, stablecoins and other digital asset products.
The company said its existing integrations reach more than 3,000 US banks and credit unions, allowing institutions to offer the services under their own brands while maintaining their customer relationships.
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According to Coinbase and Stablecore, customers will be able to buy, sell, hold, make payments with and stake digital assets through their bank or credit union’s existing banking experience.
Stablecore will handle the integration and orchestration between existing banking and compliance technology, while Coinbase will provide regulated custody and exchange services.
With the partnership, the companies aim to give smaller financial institutions access to digital asset infrastructure as on-chain financial services become a larger part of the financial system.