Onchain Finance

Stablecoin-Enabled Accounts

Manage fiat and stablecoin activity through one integration for simpler operations, liquidity efficiency, and always‑on settlement.

Benefits

Why Stablecoin-Enabled Accounts

Operate 24/7/365 over blockchain rails with seamless integration for reporting, reconciliation, and compliance processes.

Unified operations

One integration for both stablecoins and traditional rails (ACH, wires, RTP®, FedNow®).

USD reflected ledger

Stablecoin activity is reflected in USD.

Better liquidity efficiency

Reduce prefunding and free up trapped capital.

Streamlined infrastructure

No separate crypto providers, wallets, or reconciliation processes.

Offering this capability at Highnote moves us toward that reality by enabling continuous value movement with more efficient reconciliation.”
John MacIlwaine
CEO
Highnote

How it works

Stablecoin pay-ins → USD ledgering

Incoming stablecoin transfers are ledgered and reflected in USD in the corresponding COS account.

Stablecoin payouts → debit USD balance

Outgoing stablecoin transfers are debited from your USD account balance.

Single integration

Manage fiat and stablecoin flows together, with consolidated reporting and controls—no new wallet infrastructure required.

Supported today

USDC on Solana and Ethereum (additional stablecoins and blockchains coming soon).

Behind the Build: Stablecoin Payments

Key use cases

Unified infrastructure

Enable movement between fiat and stablecoins. Support instant wallet funding, withdrawals, and onchain pay-ins/payouts—all reflected as USD.

Corporate treasury & liquidity management

Hold, move, and convert funds between fiat and stablecoins to improve liquidity efficiency, support 24/7 operations, and reduce the need to prefund or park idle reserves.

Card issuing settlement

Settle card transactions using stablecoins to enable faster funding cycles and extended settlement windows.

Ready for what's next?

Stablecoin‑enabled accounts are U.S. dollar deposit accounts held at Cross River Bank, Member FDIC. Stablecoin payment rails allow customers to send and receive funds in stablecoins to Cross River Bank’s native endpoints. Stablecoin transfers automatically convert to U.S. dollars and are reflected only as U.S. dollar balances. Cross River Bank does not provide cryptocurrency custody, and customers do not hold digital assets of any kind at the Bank. FDIC insurance applies only to U.S. dollar deposits held at the Bank. Stablecoins are not deposits and are not FDIC insured. U.S. dollar deposits are insured up to applicable limits.