# Stablecore

> The digital asset core for banking

Stablecore is a digital asset infrastructure company for banks and credit unions. It provides stablecoin, tokenized deposit, and digital asset custody and compliance capabilities integrated into existing banking cores.

Stablecore is a digital asset infrastructure company that helps banks and credit unions offer stablecoin and digital asset products. It combines custody, compliance, orchestration, and blockchain connectivity into a single platform designed to integrate with a bank's existing core and digital banking systems. The company serves regional and community depository institutions seeking to remain competitive as customer demand shifts toward digital assets.

Rather than replacing legacy banking infrastructure, Stablecore functions as an additional layer that connects to multiple custodians, exchanges, and stablecoin providers, letting institutions choose partners without being locked into a single provider. This addresses a common obstacle for banks, which typically lack the internal expertise to manage digital asset custody, key management, and compliance on their own. The platform is built to meet the security and control expectations of regulated depository institutions.

Stablecore's offerings include stablecoin issuance and transfer, digital asset accounts embedded in the banking experience, digital asset backed lending, and tokenized deposits. It is used by regional and community banks and credit unions looking to offer digital asset services to retail and commercial customers while retaining their existing account relationships.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Infrastructure
- Status: Announced
- Founded: 2025-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/stablecore

## Products

- [Stablecore](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stablecore): Stablecore is a banking infrastructure platform that enables banks to integrate stablecoin and digital asset products into their existing core systems. The platform provides custody, compliance, blockchain infrastructure, and operational tools to help banks offer digital asset accounts, USD-to-stablecoin conversion, and stablecoin payment products while maintaining security and regulatory compliance standards. (Financial Services Platform, Live, Main Product)
- [Stablecore Tokenized Deposits](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stablecore): Stablecore Tokenized Deposits allows banks to supercharge their deposit base by issuing tokenized representations of deposits on-chain, enabling 24/7 settlement, treasury optimization, and stablecoin sponsor banking for fintech and payments clients. (RWA Tokenisation Platform, Live)
- [Stablecore Stablecoins](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stablecore): Stablecore Stablecoins is a banking infrastructure feature that lets banks and credit unions send and accept stablecoins directly through their existing digital banking systems. It integrates with a bank's core system to let customers deposit and transact using multiple major stablecoins across multiple blockchain networks. The product includes built-in compliance tooling to help institutions meet regulatory standards while offering stablecoin-based deposits and payments. (Payment network)
- [Stablecore Digital Asset Accounts & Exchange](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stablecore): Stablecore Digital Asset Accounts & Exchange is a banking infrastructure feature that lets banks and credit unions offer digital asset accounts, including Bitcoin and stablecoins, within their existing banking experience. It connects to multiple digital asset custodians, exchanges, and liquidity providers to let customers store, buy, and sell digital assets directly from their bank accounts. Built-in compliance tooling supports regulatory adherence for institutions offering these accounts. (Financial Services Platform, Live)
- [Stablecore Digital Asset Based Lending](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stablecore): Stablecore Digital Asset Based Lending is a banking infrastructure feature that lets banks and credit unions issue dollar loans collateralized by digital assets. It provides collateral tracking and loan metric monitoring around the clock, integrated with a bank's existing core and digital banking systems, to manage over-collateralized, short-term loans. The product includes built-in compliance tooling to help institutions offer crypto-backed lending in a compliant manner. (Decentralised Borrowing & Lending, Live)

## Links

- [Main](https://stablecore.com)
- [Blog](https://stablecore.com/blog)
- [Terms of Service](https://stablecore.com/terms-and-conditions)
- [Privacy policy](https://stablecore.com/privacy-policy)
- [LinkedIn](https://linkedin.com/company/stablecore)

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