Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz said $XRP’s use case is expanding as the $XRP Ledger supports issued assets, tokenised real-world assets and a growing range of financial products such as securities, funds, repo transactions and loans.

Blockchain is gradually ceasing to be an experimental technology and is becoming part of the global financial infrastructure. Another confirmation of this is the inclusion of Ripple and Stellar in the annual ranking of the 100 largest companies in cross-border payments by FXC Intelligence.

Digital asset technology firms EDX Markets and EDXM International have announced the integration of Ripple Prime in order to expand their crypto services for institutional clients. EDX, which provides specialised transaction infrastructure and a centralised clearing service for institutions, aims to improve the efficiency of its liquidity management, clearing, and collateral processes through this partnership.

Ripple ($XRP) continues expanding its operations with new strategic moves. This time, the company signed a major financial agreement and attracted additional investment. According to Bloomberg, Ripple Prime reportedly secured a $200 million credit facility from investment management firm Neuberger Berman to expand its margin trading operations.

As the weekend approached, the number of payments processed on the $XRP Ledger dropped significantly, with transaction volume falling nearly 80% from previous peak levels.

The cryptocurrency sector is following, on one hand, the conflict between the United States and Iran, and on the other hand, the Consensus conference. Many figures from the crypto sector attended the conference, including Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. In his speech, Garlinghouse addressed many topics, including XRP and Bitcoin.

The American blockchain company Ripple (XRP) announced the opening of a new regional hub in the United Arab Emirates to strengthen its presence in the Middle East.

On Wednesday, Ripple and the crypto exchange OKX announced a partnership aimed at expanding access to $RLUSD, including enabling spot trading of the stablecoin across more than 280 currency pairs.

Ripple, a cryptocurrency payments company, continues to develop the $XRP Ledger (XRPL) blockchain. At this stage, the $XRP Ledger has partnered with Boundless, a zero-knowledge infrastructure provider, to enable banks and asset managers to carry out confidential yet compliant transactions directly on the network.

DBS, the largest bank in Southeast Asia, has identified three key crypto assets through its investment division: $XRP, Ethereum, and Solana. This was done as part of a study devoted to long-term risks for the digital asset industry.

As legislative activity impacting the U.S. crypto market gains momentum, a significant turning point is reported in the critical debate over stablecoin yields between industry players and banks.

The XRP Tokyo 2026 conference has generated significant interest from both the crypto industry and traditional businesses. The event is part of a major Web3 week in Tokyo and brings together not only developers and investors, but also representatives of the financial sector.

Ripple is advancing artificial intelligence–based security systems as it expands the $XRP infrastructure to meet institutional demand, with a focus on early threat detection, improved system resilience, and protection of the $XRP Ledger against the growing complexity of global financial operations.

Ripple, a developer of blockchain-based payment solutions, has joined a major pilot project in Singapore — one of Asia’s leading financial hubs. The company is participating in BLOOM, a sandbox environment for cross-border payments organized by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

The $XRP token from Ripple demonstrated significant market growth as the $XRP Ledger reached an important milestone. Santiment data shows that over 13 years of operation, the number of XRPL holders has reached 7.7 million for the first time.

According to several sources, Ripple has launched a $750 million share buyback program, offering to repurchase stakes from early investors based on a company valuation of approximately $50 billion.