Column integrated stablecoins directly into its banking core, making Solana the default network for its digital asset operations.
The bank, with $1.77 billion in assets and holder of a federal charter, announced it will offer native support for USDC and USDT with fiat conversion available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The system already processes tens of billions of dollars in volume annually.
🚨JUST IN: Column, a federally chartered U.S. bank with $1.77B in assets, has launched stablecoin banking rails, supporting @Solana as its default chain alongside Ethereum and other major networks.
It enables 24/7 $USDC and $USDT conversion to fiat and says it is already… pic.twitter.com/UD5qZXzdET
— SolanaFloor (@SolanaFloor) September 16, 2026
Unlike traditional schemes, where users relied on pre-funded accounts or intermediaries to access their funds, Column placed stablecoin addresses and bank accounts on the same ledger. This allows, for example, receiving USDC on a weekend on Solana and sending dollars immediately through payment networks such as RTP, ACH, or SWIFT.
Amelia Daly, head of partnerships at the Solana Foundation, argued that stablecoins are not a crypto product but rather dollar infrastructure, and that their utility depends on the speed, cost, and reliability of the network supporting them.
Column already counts clients such as Slash and Brex, and also allows companies to authorize card payments against real stablecoin balances, including settlement with Visa and Mastercard without using additional fiat accounts.
Source: https://x.com/SolanaFloor/status/2100297581456969856
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