Coinbax, a fintech providing trust and programmable escrow for stablecoin payments, has officially joined Jack Henry™’s Fintech Integration Network (FIN). This move opens the door for Coinbax to integrate with Jack Henry’s core banking platforms, giving banks and credit unions a regulated way to explore digital asset payments.

Through FIN, Coinbax gains access to Jack Henry’s technical resources, including test environments, to securely connect with the SilverLake and Symitar core systems via jXchange™ and SymXchange™ APIs. These service-based interfaces manage third-party access to core data while maintaining integrity, governance, and security across platforms.

Stablecoins Meet Core Banking

Coinbax’s infrastructure is purpose-built for institutional requirements, offering programmable escrow, compliance controls, and automated settlement logic. The integration allows financial institutions to offer stablecoin payment capabilities with real-time transaction visibility, programmable release conditions, and seamless reconciliation with existing core banking workflows.

“Financial institutions want to meet their customers where payments are heading, but they need solutions built for how banks actually operate,” said Peter Glyman, CEO of Coinbax. “Being part of FIN allows us to deliver that through the core systems Jack Henry customers already trust.”

The integration highlights a broader trend in fintech: bridging emerging digital assets with legacy banking infrastructure. By participating in FIN, Coinbax can provide banks a compliant, operationally compatible pathway to experiment with blockchain-based payments without disrupting existing processes.

It’s worth noting that FIN inclusion is not an endorsement of Coinbax’s product. Instead, it signals that Jack Henry’s clients now have access to the technical tools needed to deploy and test third-party fintech solutions safely.