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ETH Coinbase joins hands with Stablecore to help community banks and regional financial institutions deploy digital assets
On September 16, Coinbase announced the establishment of a partnership with Stablecore. Through this cooperation, community banks, regional banks and credit cooperatives can provide digital asset custody, trading and stablecoin payment services to customers without leaving existing banking platforms.
This collaboration combines Coinbase's regulated digital asset infrastructure with Stablecore's white-label technology. Currently, Stablecore's technology has been integrated into the core banking systems, digital banking systems and compliance systems of more than 3,000 U.S. institutions. Both parties said the project is currently in the advancement stage, and Amarillo National Bank in Texas is one of the first institutions to participate. The move aims to fill a market gap and support banking segments that have long been unable to obtain institutional-level crypto Infrastructure services.
Integrated operating mechanism
Under this arrangement, bank customers can purchase, sell, hold, use payment and pledge digital assets directly within the application or website of their bank or credit union. Stablecore is responsible for integrating and coordinating the existing technology systems of various institutions, while Coinbase provides underlying custody and exchange services.
Stablecore only serves community banks, regional banks and credit unions. Its platform enables unified management of tokenized deposits, stablecoins and other digital asset products, avoiding the need for institutions to be forced to rebuild their technology stacks. For organizations within the Stablecore network, this model means digital asset products can be seamlessly accessed without migrating customers 'existing systems.
Maintaining localization of customer relationships
The original intention of this cooperation is to allow banks to increase digital asset service capabilities under their own brands while retaining the integrity of customer relationships and their deposit and loan business. Coinbase views this measure as an effective way for small and medium-sized institutions to cope with the trend of financial infrastructure shifting up the chain and compete with big banks. This also echoes Coinbase's earlier work to introduce stablecoin payments to community banks through cooperation with Moov.
Executive Opinion
Alec Lovett, head of Coinbase's infrastructure business, said: "Community banks and credit unions should not choose between 'staying local' and 'keeping up with the times.' By partnering with Stablecore, we are helping them stay at the forefront of payment technology-enabling cheaper, faster money flows and providing the tools they need to maintain the competitiveness of the communities they serve."
Alex Treece, co-founder and CEO of Stablecore, added: "Banks should not be forced to migrate to a completely new technology platform when providing digital asset support to their customers."
As mainstream financial institutions continue to add digital asset services, the transformation trend of this industry has become increasingly obvious. Previously, giants such as Deutsche Bank have taken the lead in providing digital asset custody services to institutional customers, marking the continued increase in the acceptance of crypto assets in the traditional financial sector.
