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FollowingColumn Bank natively integrates stablecoin support to enable round-the-clock real-time fiat conversion
Column, a member bank of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), recently launched stablecoin support that is directly embedded in its core banking system. This feature allows customers to send, receive and instantly convert stablecoins such as USDC and USDT to U.S. dollars at any time around the clock, and vice versa.
The platform uses Solana by default as the primary network for stablecoin activity because Solana is a high-speed blockchain network designed for fast and low-cost transactions. In addition, the platform also supports Ethereum and other mainstream public chains.
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency designed to maintain value stability and is usually backed on a one-to-one basis by traditional currencies such as the US dollar. Although stablecoins have been widely used for payments, transactions and cross-border money transfers, they have until then relied on third-party intermediaries to bridge the gap between blockchain and traditional banking systems. Column's solution completely eliminated this gap.
Solana becomes default settlement channel
Column selects Solana as the default chain for its stablecoin transactions. Amelia Daly, head of partners at the Solana Foundation, said the integration marks a shift from theory to practical application.
Daly pointed out: "Column has made stablecoins a native asset in the banking system by using Solana as the default network, thereby moving the frontier of financial services from theory to production practice."
This choice reflects Solana's growing position in stablecoin infrastructure. According to Blockworks, in the past year, the volume of stablecoin transactions handled by the Solana network exceeded US$4.7 trillion; as of August 2026, the circulation supply of stablecoin on Solana was approximately US$14.7 billion, an increase of nearly three times from a year ago.
Single ledger, disintermediation
Since the stablecoins are built directly on Column's infrastructure, the customer's stablecoin address and bank account are on the same ledger. The company said the conversion between stablecoins and the U.S. dollar is immediate and requires no advance capital injection.
For example, a customer can receive a USDC at 9 p.m. on a Saturday and pay it to any U.S. bank account in seconds via the Real-Time Payment (RTP) Instant Payment Network. According to Column, the product is currently in the expansion stage, with annual transaction volume reaching tens of billions of dollars.
