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TLDR Dom Kwok said XRP growth now extends beyond the SWIFT comparison narrative. Ripple focuses on institutional adoption and financial applications on XRP Ledger. RLUSD stablecoin supports real-world blockchain transactions and liquidity use. Developer activity increases through global hackathons and funding initiatives. Ripple executives confirmed plans to replace SWIFT, not partner with it. Ripple’s long-standing

Ripple is sharpening its argument that it can help institutions move value across traditional rails, stablecoins, and blockchain networks. On March 2, DTCC’s National Securities Clearing Corporation updated its MPID directory to add Ripple-owned “Hidden Road Partners CIV US LLC” for its first trade. The entry appears under the OTC column...

Ripple’s David Schwartz saw the headline and could not resist. “Finally, we have the definitive answer that will certainly end the debate forever,” The Ripple CTO wrote on X after the New York Times published what it described as an 18-month investigation into the identity of Bitcoin’s creator. Whether that was genuine acknowledgement, dry sarcasm

TLDR Ripple has launched a Treasury Management System with native digital asset capabilities, allowing businesses to manage both fiat and digital assets. The new system integrates Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury, making it the first TMS to directly support on-chain digital asset management. CFOs and treasury teams can now manage traditional cash balances alongside

A closer look at some of the key advancements surrounding Ripple and XRP. Ripple made the headlines again following important announcements about the stablecoin RLUSD and the signing of strategic deals. XRP’s price remains suppressed amid the overall bear market, but recent whale activity suggests a revival might be knocking on the door. The Latest

One of the world’s largest commercial payments companies just tied itself to Ripple’s blockchain infrastructure, and the announcement is already dividing opinion before the ink has dried. Convera, which operates across 140 currencies and 200 countries, confirmed a strategic partnership with Ripple today to offer stablecoin-enabled cross-border payment and treasury solutions for business clients. The

The digital asset sector is entering a more mature phase as global firms explore blockchain tools for payments and financial operations. What was once dismissed is now being assessed for real-world use, particularly in areas such as stablecoins and tokenized assets. Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative alongside Maria Bartiromo, Brad Garlinghouse summed up this

Ripple, known for its fast cross-border payments, is now testing its RLUSD stablecoin in Singapore’s central bank sandbox to improve global trade payments.  The project focuses on automating cross-border trade finance payments, which could reduce delays, paperwork, and manual processes that currently slow international trade transactions. Ripple RLUSD Stablecoin Trade Finance Pilot in Singapore Ripple