Ripple just announced it’s buying Rail, a Toronto based stablecoin platform, for $200 million. The deal, set to close in Q4 2025 pending regulatory approval, will make Ripple a top player in stablecoin payments. Rail handles over 10% of B2B stablecoin volume, and this acquisition will let Ripple offer virtual
The leading provider of Web3 payments infrastructure, Transak, has officially integrated support for Ripple USD (RLUSD), the company’s newly released enterprise-grade stablecoin. Users worldwide may now easily buy RLUSD using a variety of fiat currencies and payment options, including as bank transfers, credit cards, and debit cards, as of right now. On
Ripple just dropped 12 million new RLUSD tokens, and the timing feels anything but random. With the U.S. Senate gearing up for a big vote on the GENIUS Act, potentially a turning point for stablecoin regulation. The company had hit pause on new issuance back in April and even burned
Big move from Ondo Finance today, their flagship tokenized U.S. Treasury fund, OUSG, just went live on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). It’s a shift for real-world assets on-chain. From now on, qualified investors can mint or redeem OUSG anytime, using Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin for smooth settlement. This launch is about
Ripple is gradually strengthening its position in the crypto market by focusing on global expansion. Its 4-year-long lawsuit with the SEC came to an end after Trump’s presidency, and the project is witnessing growth and expansion across countries. Today marked a big milestone for Ripple as its native stablecoin, RLUSD,
Ripple’s stablecoin, RLUSD, has officially launched on Bitget, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange. Trading began on May 29, 2025, at 10:00 UTC. This marks the fourth centralized exchange (CEX) listing for RLUSD this year, underscoring its accelerating adoption across the crypto ecosystem. The Bitget listing places RLUSD in the platform’s
Tether’s withdrawal of USDT, the world’s most actively traded stablecoin, from the European market in response to MiCA regulations has created a humongous $150 billion liquidity gap. This sudden withdrawal has presented an opportunity for Ripple’s RLUSD to take dominance. The EU’s MiCA regulation that came into force in December
In a significant expansion of its digital asset offerings, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has officially listed Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin for trading. The platform announced that users can now deposit, withdraw, and trade the dollar-backed token on the platform. This marks it as the 15th exchange to support this emerging stablecoin. Strategic
Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has officially debuted on Singapore’s first licensed crypto exchange, Independent Reserve (IR). The stablecoin became available on December 22, 2024, for trading against the Singapore dollar (SGD) and the US dollar (USD). This launch highlights Singapore’s growing role as a hub for crypto innovation and regulation. Independent
Ripple’s XRP has surpassed Tether (USDT) to become the third-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. XRP’s recent series of surges has made waves in the crypto ecosystem. The legal battle of Ripple with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which accused the company of selling unregistered securities, had a favourable
