Fiserv's Digital Asset Platform launches with Roughrider Coin

Fiserv: Fiserv is a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology to financial institutions. Its Digital Asset Platform went live on October 1, 2026, with financial institution clients to support stablecoin-enabled banking and payments. The platform’s first production deployment is Roughrider Coin, integrating issuance, reserves, custody, and settlement workflows. Solana: Solana is a blockchain network providing high-throughput settlement infrastructure for digital assets. It processes transactions for the live Roughrider Coin stablecoin, enabling near real-time bank-to-bank payments on the Fiserv platform. The network supports this regulated use case alongside Fireblocks security tools. VersaBank: VersaBank is a North American leader in business-to-business digital banking and digital asset technology through its U.S. subsidiary. It serves as the issuer of Roughrider Coin, managing minting, burning, custody, and reserve asset management in a regulated banking environment. The bank partnered with Fiserv and Bank of North Dakota for this inaugural stablecoin deployment. Fireblocks: Fireblocks provides enterprise-grade digital asset infrastructure, custody, and tokenization services. It supplies the secure technology layer for Roughrider Coin on the Fiserv Digital Asset Platform, supporting issuance and operations in partnership with VersaBank and Solana settlement. Roughrider Coin: Roughrider Coin is Bank of North Dakota’s dollar-backed stablecoin designed for efficient interbank money movement across the state’s network of community banks and credit unions. It launched as the first live production use case on Fiserv’s Digital Asset Platform. The stablecoin is issued and custodied by VersaBank with settlement on the Solana blockchain and infrastructure from Fireblocks. Platform Launch: Fiserv’s Digital Asset Platform entered production with financial institution clients to enable stablecoin-powered banking services. Banking Integration: Participating institutions access the stablecoin through existing commercial online banking systems for interbank workflows. Regulated Framework: A federally chartered U.S. bank issues the stablecoin and manages reserves within a nationally regulated structure.