Clear Junction has recently launched a new service designed to facilitate the transfer and conversion of stablecoins on-chain for institutional clients.

This initial offering supports USDC and USDT across Ethereum, Solana, and Tron networks. Clear Junction reports that several clients are already using this solution through its platform interface, which features comprehensive compliance controls and transaction visibility. These measures aim to simplify the operational aspects typically encountered in blockchain-based settlements.

Expanding Blockchain Integration for Financial Institutions

As institutional interest in blockchain technologies continues to grow, especially in sectors like cross-border payments, treasury operations, and liquidity management, Clear Junction’s service emerges as a response. Stablecoins are increasingly recognized for their potential to enable faster and more cost-effective international transactions.

However, many regulated institutions have faced difficulties due to the lack of compliant infrastructure. Clear Junction’s new product is intended to address these challenges by offering an auditable and regulatory-compliant pathway for interacting with stablecoins without disrupting existing banking requirements.

The launch of this service is part of Clear Junction’s broader strategy to enhance its digital asset division, which includes future plans for tokenized settlement services, custody solutions, and blockchain-based liquidity tools. As a UK Financial Conduct Authority-authorized electronic money institution (EMI) and virtual asset service provider (VASP), the company operates under a unified regulatory framework that allows it to bridge traditional finance with digital assets.

Clear Junction views stablecoins as evolving beyond speculative instruments into essential components of legitimate settlement infrastructure. By integrating blockchain speed and transparency with ongoing regulatory oversight, they aim to meet the demands of their clients who seek the benefits of blockchain technology while maintaining compliance standards.