Nasdaq Verafin and Stablecore have launched a partnership to integrate digital asset transaction data into financial crime management systems. The collaboration combines Stablecore's infrastructure for digital asset services with Nasdaq Verafin's platform to provide banks and credit unions with a unified view of customer activity across fiat and crypto channels.
The integration is currently in beta testing with a select group of clients. The companies plan a broader rollout for their mutual customers, scheduled to take place between the fourth quarter of 2026 and the first quarter of 2027. This solution aims to consolidate customer profiles to improve risk assessment and fraud detection.
Stablecore, which raised $20 million in a funding round in September 2025, provides the underlying infrastructure for secure digital asset services. Nasdaq Verafin intends to apply the same compliance rigor to these transactions as it does to traditional payment systems, addressing the challenge of criminals moving funds between on-chain and off-chain environments.
This initiative follows another recent expansion for Nasdaq Verafin. In August, the company partnered with Q6 Cyber to incorporate dark web fraud intelligence into its platform. This addition allows financial institutions to leverage combined data insights to better identify and respond to emerging scams and security threats.
