Ripple is a blockchain payments and digital asset company building enterprise solutions for cross-border payments, custody, liquidity, and tokenized finance.
Banking giant Intesa Sanpaolo more than doubled its digital asset footprint in early 2026, executing a sophisticated portfolio reshuffle that saw a near-total exit from Solana in favor of Ethereum, XRP, and Bitcoin derivatives.
Ripple’s prime-brokerage arm has secured a $200 million financing facility from Neuberger Berman, signaling a massive push into institutional margin services across crypto, FX, and equities.
A historic pilot has successfully linked the XRP Ledger with JPMorgan’s Kinexys and the Mastercard Multi-Token Network to settle tokenized US Treasuries across borders in real time.
Ripple is fighting back against the Lazarus Group’s human-first exploits, sharing critical intelligence with Crypto ISAC to stop North Korean operatives from infiltrating crypto firms through long-cycle social engineering.
Following a year of regulatory wins and the approval of its RLUSD stablecoin, Ripple opens a massive new regional headquarters in the Dubai International Financial Centre to scale its Middle East and Africa operations.
Ripple’s enterprise-grade stablecoin, RLUSD, has officially integrated with OKX, bringing 280+ trading pairs and institutional-grade margin collateral to one of the world’s largest trading platforms.
A coalition of over 120 crypto firms, including Coinbase and Ripple, has sent a joint letter to the Senate Banking Committee demanding immediate action on the CLARITY Act.
South Korean internet-only lender Kbank has partnered with Ripple to pilot blockchain-based cross-border payments amid shifting domestic digital asset regulations.
XRP ETFs have surged to $1.53 billion in assets, with Goldman Sachs holding the largest institutional stake, signaling growing but still early-stage institutional adoption.
SoFi’s addition of XRP deposits has sparked criticism from users who say the lack of external wallet transfers limits the token’s real utility.