Coinbase has partnered with banking technology provider Stablecore to help U.S. regional banks and credit unions offer digital asset trading, custody, settlement and staking through their existing online banking services. Coinbase will provide regulatory-compliant custody and trading infrastructure, while Stablecore connects those services to participating institutions’ core banking, digital banking and compliance systems. Stablecore says its integrations reach systems used by more than 3,000 U.S. banks and credit unions, although that figure does not mean Coinbase services have been contracted or deployed across all of them. Amarillo National Bank in Texas is among institutions involved in early integration work, while the companies have not specified which Coinbase services are currently available to its customers. The white-label model allows institutions to retain their brands and customer relationships while adding digital asset products without building the infrastructure themselves. The agreement follows Coinbase’s Sept. 10 partnership with Moov, which focuses on stablecoin acceptance, merchant settlement, payouts and real-time funding across a network of more than 1,000 community banks and credit unions. Stablecore’s separate Verafin integration remains in beta for financial-crime monitoring, with broader mutual-customer rollout planned for the fourth quarter of 2026 and first quarter of 2027.