WS Investor
01 Oct 2026, 18:16
Fiserv Launches Digital Asset Platform With First Live Stablecoin Banking Use Case
Fiserv said its digital asset platform is now live with financial institution clients, marking a move from development into commercial deployment for stablecoin-enabled banking and payments.
The first live use case is Roughrider Coin, a dollar-backed stablecoin for Bank of North Dakota’s interbank network. More than 90 participating banks and credit unions in the state are expected to use the coin for bank-to-bank transactions through Fiserv’s existing Commercial Center platform.
VersaBank is issuing Roughrider Coin and providing custody, minting, burning and reserve management services. Fireblocks is supplying digital asset infrastructure and tokenization capabilities, while transactions are processed on the Solana blockchain.
Fiserv said its platform supports issuance, reserves, custody and settlement infrastructure for digital assets. Beyond interbank payments, the company is targeting use cases including stablecoin card issuance, cross-border payments, programmable commerce, treasury automation and tokenized deposits.
The launch gives Fiserv a live foothold in the emerging stablecoin infrastructure market and extends its payments and banking technology business into digital assets while keeping the experience integrated with financial institutions’ existing banking systems.
Fiserv said its digital asset platform is now live with financial institution clients, marking a move from development into commercial deployment for stablecoin-enabled banking and payments.
The first live use case is Roughrider Coin, a dollar-backed stablecoin for Bank of North Dakota’s interbank network. More than 90 participating banks and credit unions in the state are expected to use the coin for bank-to-bank transactions through Fiserv’s existing Commercial Center platform.
VersaBank is issuing Roughrider Coin and providing custody, minting, burning and reserve management services. Fireblocks is supplying digital asset infrastructure and tokenization capabilities, while transactions are processed on the Solana blockchain.
Fiserv said its platform supports issuance, reserves, custody and settlement infrastructure for digital assets. Beyond interbank payments, the company is targeting use cases including stablecoin card issuance, cross-border payments, programmable commerce, treasury automation and tokenized deposits.
The launch gives Fiserv a live foothold in the emerging stablecoin infrastructure market and extends its payments and banking technology business into digital assets while keeping the experience integrated with financial institutions’ existing banking systems.
