FINTECH CONFIDENTIAL LIVE WEBINAR

What happens inside an institution when stablecoins actually work

A conversation on operating stablecoin readiness without creating another silo.

I am not neutral on digital assets. I think they are useful, and I also think most institutions are underestimating what it takes to run them.

Here is the pattern I keep running into. Institutions added cards, ACH, wires, RTP, FedNow, and push-to-account one at a time, and every addition brought a system, a vendor, a control, a liquidity requirement, and a reconciliation process. A rail is a tool, not a product. What the institution has to operate afterward is the strategy, and that is the part people skip.

Stablecoins and other digital assets are changing banking infrastructure. They change where money sits, how it moves, when it settles, who controls it, and who is accountable when something goes wrong. Institutions that wait risk losing customers and deposits to more flexible financial platforms. The practical response is to begin readiness work now, even when launch timing is still uncertain.

On Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. ET, Tedd Huff, Founder, Fintech Confidential | CEO, Voalyre, is moderating a live conversation with Manish Gurukula, CEO of Alacriti, and Frank Wang, Managing Director of Fintech Sales at BitGo, a leader in institutional digital-asset custody.

The questions that matter once the concept becomes operational

Where do stablecoins realistically fit alongside ACH, wires, RTP, FedNow, Visa Direct, and other payment options? What changes when custody, wallet infrastructure, controls, and servicing workflows enter the picture? What should an institution build, what should it source, and what still has to stay under its own ownership and governance?

THE LENS FOR THIS SESSION

Assess the stack, not the asset.

The point is not whether stablecoins work. The question is what happens inside an institution when they do.

This is one live conversation, not sequential product presentations. It is not a product demo, and it is not a crypto-market panel.

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This session is for informational purposes only. Nothing presented is legal, regulatory, compliance, accounting, tax, or investment advice. Requirements and appropriate approaches vary by institution, use case, and jurisdiction. Consult your own advisors.