Ripple has announced a strategic partnership with Absa Bank to offer digital asset custody services for customers in South Africa. Using Ripple’s institutional-grade technology, Absa will provide secure, scalable storage for tokenized assets, including cryptocurrencies. As Ripple’s first major custody partner in Africa, the deal highlights rising demand for reliable digital asset infrastructure across emerging markets and expands Ripple’s global network spanning Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
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