Ripple has unveiled Ripple Treasury, a corporate treasury platform that brings together traditional cash management and digital asset operations in a single system. The launch marks the first major product integration since Ripple’s $1 billion acquisition of treasury software provider GTreasury in October, extending Ripple’s push into enterprise financial infrastructure.
The platform is designed to address common frictions in corporate treasury operations, including delayed cross-border settlements and fragmented reconciliation processes. Ripple said the system enables three- to five-second international settlements using its RLUSD stablecoin and provides a unified interface for managing both fiat and digital assets through API-based integrations.
The rollout comes as Ripple expands its regulated footprint across key markets, including recent licensing approvals in the UK and Luxembourg. The company is positioning the platform as a bridge between legacy treasury systems and onchain liquidity, reflecting growing institutional demand for integrated digital finance tools.
