Ripple Treasury integrates traditional cash and digital assets, including XRP and RLUSD, into one platform for corporate treasurers.
Ripple has officially launched Ripple Treasury, a unified platform built on its $1 billion GTreasury acquisition that brings digital assets into corporate cash management.
Following Ripple's October 2025 acquisition of GTreasury, the company has rolled out Ripple Treasury, a platform designed for CFOs, treasurers, and accounting teams. The system combines traditional cash management with blockchain settlement, letting finance teams track bank balances, digital wallets, and cross-border flows in one interface.
The platform integrates Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin for cross-border payments that settle in three to five seconds. It also provides real-time cash positions, automated forecasting, and seamless reporting across traditional assets, digital holdings, and XRP.
The deal gives Ripple access to major corporate clients including American Airlines, Goodyear, and Volvo. By connecting enterprises to overnight repo markets and tokenized money-market funds like BlackRock's BUIDL, Ripple positions itself as regulated institutional infrastructure rather than a crypto-only payments provider.
Ripple Treasury Chief Product Officer Mark Johnson noted the company is exploring new funding currencies and cross-border payment solutions, with XRP and stablecoins playing a central role in the platform's architecture.
Ripple unlocked 1 billion XRP from escrow on February 1, relocking 700 million, with 300 million remaining in circulation. Standard Chartered predicts spot XRP ETFs could attract $4 to $8 billion in inflows throughout 2026. XRP currently trades near $1.59 amid broader market weakness.
The enterprise treasury market represents a significant pivot for Ripple beyond retail crypto payments.
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