Brale, a platform that lets businesses create their own stablecoins, is now live on the XRP Ledger. Companies can now issue stablecoins and make payments in Ripple USD easily and safely.
This move bridges traditional finance and digital assets in a simple, clear, and regulated way.
Brale officially launched support for regulated stablecoins on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), allowing businesses to issue, settle, and manage digital assets seamlessly through a single API.
Whether backed by U.S. dollars or other supported currencies, these digital assets can be created and transferred seamlessly on XRPL, supporting use cases such as treasury management, payment settlement, and custody solutions.
This integration makes it easier for fintechs, corporates, and payment providers to bring their existing financial operations on-chain without sacrificing compliance.
The XRP Ledger has long been known for its speed, low fees, and reliability. It has processed secure payments for over a decade and is optimized for tokenized assets and real-time settlements.
Its built-in compliance features, such as trust line authorization, freeze controls, and credentialing, allow regulated institutions to operate safely at scale while keeping full control.
Brale’s integration also supports Ripple’s USD-backed stablecoin, RLUSD, which is fully redeemable 1:1 for the U.S. dollar. Since its debut in late 2024, RLUSD has grown to nearly $900 million in circulation, driven by strong adoption across DeFi platforms and Ripple’s payment network.
With Brale’s API, businesses can now even settle in RLUSD across both the XRP Ledger and Ethereum, ensuring faster, compliant global transfers.
On top of it, Japan’s banking giant SBI Holdings announces a $200 million XRP treasury investment to boost XRP adoption. The investment is part of Evernorth, a fund planning to raise over $1 billion to buy XRP and build one of the largest public XRP treasuries.
This treasury won’t just hold XRP, it will also use it in lending and DeFi to increase its value.
SBI is working with Ripple and other partners, highlighting strong institutional support for XRP.
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