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Morning Edition · Friday, October 2, 2026Published at 2:09 AM EDT · New York
Fiserv Puts a State Bank's Dollar Token on Solana, Opening Stablecoin Issuance to Its Bank Clients
Roughrider Coin, issued with the Bank of North Dakota, lets more than 90 banks and credit unions settle between themselves in seconds, with VersaBank and Fireblocks handling minting, custody and reserves.
Fiserv has taken its digital asset platform live, starting with the Bank of North Dakota's Roughrider Coin on Solana, which lets more than 90 banks and credit unions settle payments between themselves in seconds. The token is issued under S…
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