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Ripple (XRP)

$1.3200-2.36%

XRP / USD

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Market Cap
$81.03B
24h Volume
$1.99B
All-Time High
$3.65
Circulating Supply
61.34B XRP

What Is XRP?

Ripple is a fintech company building payment infrastructure for the global financial system. Founded in 2012, Ripple operates RippleNet — a network of 300+ financial institutions that use Ripple's technology for cross-border settlements. XRP is the native digital asset of the XRP Ledger (XRPL), an open-source, decentralized blockchain that settles transactions in 3–5 seconds with near-zero fees.

XRP is purpose-built as a bridge currency: instead of locking up capital in pre-funded nostro accounts across dozens of corridors, financial institutions can use XRP through On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) to source liquidity on the fly — converting from one currency to XRP and back to another currency in seconds.

ISO 20022 is the global financial messaging standard that became mandatory for SWIFT transactions in 2025. XRP and the XRPL are ISO 20022 compliant, meaning the rich data payloads banks now require can be transmitted alongside settlement — a key reason major institutions are integrating XRPL infrastructure rather than legacy rails.

Known Partnerships

300+ total institutions. Selected highlights below.

Partner
Region
Use Case
SBI Holdings / SBI Remit
Japan
ODL partner, major XRP settlement volume
Santander
Spain / Global
RippleNet, One Pay FX
Standard Chartered
UK / Global
Cross-border payments
CIBC
Canada
ODL adoption
Zand Bank
UAE
Launched 2025, uses Ripple Payments
Tranglo
Southeast Asia
$970M+ ODL volume, 25 corridors
Mastercard
Global
RLUSD stablecoin integration (2025)
Dubai Land Dept
UAE
Real estate tokenization on XRPL (2025)

Major Acquisitions

Metaco2023

Institutional crypto custody infrastructure

Standard Custody & Trust2023

NY trust charter for institutional services

Hidden Road2025$1.25B

Prime brokerage and clearing firm

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