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Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. reports developments for a financial technology company serving banks and credit unions with core processing, digital banking, payments, lending, fraud and anti-money-laundering, and data-integration capabilities. Company updates often cover client selections for outsourced core systems, the Banno Digital Platform, SilverLake, CIF 20/20, Core Director, Symitar, and third-party connections through the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network.
Recurring news also includes quarterly earnings, deconversion revenue disclosures tied to client contract terminations after bank acquisitions, capital returns through dividends and share repurchases, credit-union and community-bank deployments, product recognition for Tap2Local, and executive participation in investor conferences.
Jack Henry (JKHY) ranked 13th in the 2026 IDC FinTech Rankings Top 25, its 18th consecutive year on the list.
The ranking evaluates global financial technology providers using revenue generated from financial institutions for hardware, software and services.
Jack Henry (JKHY) added ShredPay to its Fintech Integration Network (FIN), enabling ShredPay’s stablecoin and digital asset platform to connect with Jack Henry bank customers.
Through FIN and Jack Henry’s jXchange and SymXchange APIs, banks can integrate stablecoin payments, digital wallets, global stablecoin transfers, digital asset exchange and risk-rated yield products in a single modular flow while maintaining data integrity via a governed service layer. FIN membership gives ShredPay direct access to Jack Henry technical resources and test systems, and Jack Henry states that FIN inclusion does not constitute a product endorsement.
Jack Henry (JKHY) announced on September 21, 2026 that Centreville Bank, a nearly 200-year-old $3 billion-asset mutual bank, has selected its technology platform to support continued growth and modernization.
Centreville Bank, which operates 26 locations across Rhode Island and Connecticut, will deploy Jack Henry’s core processing platform along with the Banno Digital Platform for retail and business digital banking, JHA Treasury Management for commercial cash management, and Enterprise Workflow plus the Synapsys CRM to automate processes and enhance customer and employee experiences.
Jack Henry (JKHY) is highlighted as sponsor of Bank Director’s 2026 Technology Survey, which tracks how U.S. bank leaders view competition, emerging technologies and strategy.
Surveyed community bank leaders now see fintech firms such as Block and PayPal as a top competitive threat: 58% cite them, behind only local banks/credit unions at 61% and ahead of big national banks at 48%; 40% cite neobanks such as Chime. Sixteen percent point to crypto and stablecoin platforms as a threat, but only 10% report a stablecoin strategy and 7% a tokenized deposit strategy. Seventy percent say they lack a strategy to reach younger accountholders, particularly Gen Z.
On technology use, 76% view tech mainly as an efficiency tool, and 88% have drafted AI acceptable use policies. Seventy-two percent have implemented generative AI and 30% use agentic AI, while 69% cite integration with existing systems as a top concern. Most banks offer P2P payments (82%), and many believe cryptocurrency (79%) and stablecoin (63%) are overhyped.
Jack Henry (JKHY) added Splitit to its Fintech Integration Network on September 9, 2026, enabling Splitit's integration with the SilverLake core and Banno digital banking platforms.
Through Jack Henry's FIN and jXchange interfaces, Splitit debit card installments can securely access SilverLake core data and business rules via a governed service layer that maintains data integrity across platforms. Eligible banks and credit unions using these Jack Henry platforms can offer embedded installment payments to debit and demand accountholders without building new technology, becoming lender of record, or requiring third-party apps. Splitit's white-label, AI-powered installment solution is delivered inside the existing digital banking experience, keeping accountholders within their primary banking relationship.
Trust Stamp (IDAI) has integrated its AAMVA Driver’s License Data Verification (DLDV) solution into the Jack Henry digital banking platform as of September 8, 2026.
The company used Jack Henry’s Banno Digital Toolkit APIs to embed real-time driver’s license verification into digital experiences for community and regional financial institutions. This expands Jack Henry’s fintech ecosystem, which the company states includes over 1,000 fintechs serving more than 7,200 financial institutions. The integration enables participating banks and credit unions to authenticate driver’s license data directly against official DMV records in real time, aiming to reduce identity fraud risk without adding friction to digital onboarding.
Jack Henry (JKHY) was selected by Celtic Bank on Sept. 8, 2026 to provide a modern core processing platform and multiple digital solutions supporting the bank’s growth strategy.
Celtic Bank, a Salt Lake City small business lender with $5 billion in assets and nationwide SBA and banking-as-a-service (BaaS) operations, will use Jack Henry’s core, Banno Business for small business and commercial digital banking, and Enterprise Workflow to automate approvals and operational processes. Jack Henry’s open ecosystem gives Celtic Bank access to more than 1,000 third-party technology integrations, and its public cloud, decoupled architecture is expected by the bank to support scalable fintech integrations, improved user experience, and a flexible path to modernization.
Jack Henry (JKHY) will participate in the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference 2026. President & CEO Greg Adelson is scheduled to present on September 9, 2026, at 4:05 p.m. ET. A live webcast will be available, with replays posted afterward on the company’s investor relations website.
Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) reported a cybersecurity incident affecting a limited part of its internal, non-production corporate environment. According to Jack Henry, no client-facing or core banking systems were accessed or disrupted. Fewer than 10 clients had PII impacted, and the company deems the incident not financially material.
Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) appointed Richard N. Preece to its Board of Directors, effective August 20, 2026. Preece will serve on the Board’s Human Capital & Compensation and Risk & Compliance committees. He is currently CEO of Liminex, doing business as GoGuardian, and previously held senior roles at LegalZoom.com and Intuit.
Jack Henry also said that longtime director Wes Brown will not stand for reelection at the November annual meeting under the company’s retirement age policy, concluding many years of prior and current Board service.