Ripple Scales RLUSD and XRPL Use Cases With Ripple Treasury and Hiring

Ripple is expanding its business tools and real world use cases for its stablecoin RLUSD and the XRP Ledger. This week, the company launched a new product called Ripple Treasury. At the same time, Ripple confirmed new hiring plans in London to push institutional adoption. Together, these moves show Ripple’s focus on enterprise users, not just crypto traders. The company wants to connect traditional finance with digital assets in one system.

Ripple Treasury Brings Cash and Crypto Together

Ripple Treasury is built with GTreasury software and Ripple’s blockchain tools. It allows companies to manage normal cash and digital assets in one place. Finance teams can track balances, manage risk and move funds without switching systems. Cross-border payments using RLUSD settle in about three to five seconds. This is much faster than normal bank wires, which can take days.

Today, we're proud to introduce Ripple Treasury, Powered by GTreasury: the world's first comprehensive treasury platform combining 40 years of proven enterprise expertise with cutting-edge digital asset infrastructure.

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Ripple says the platform also helps reduce costs. It can remove the need for pre-funded foreign accounts. It also lowers foreign exchange fees by using blockchain rails instead of old banking routes. Over time, Ripple plans to add access to repo markets through Hidden Road. This would let firms use tokenized assets for short term liquidity.

RLUSD and XRPL Gain More Enterprise Roles

Ripple Treasury gives RLUSD a bigger job than simple transfers. It turns the stablecoin into a working tool for daily treasury tasks. Companies can move funds across borders at any time, even on weekends. This makes cash flow easier to manage. It also makes accounting simpler because all data sits in one dashboard.

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At the same time, Ripple continues to build on the XRP Ledger. New projects are using XRPL for more than payments. DNA Protocol, for example, now works with labs in 14 countries. These labs turn DNA data into cryptographic proof on XRPL. This helps confirm identity without sharing private health details. It shows XRPL can support data verification, not just money movement.

Ripple Hires in London to Push Adoption

Ripple is also hiring senior staff in London to grow institutional use of RLUSD and XRPL. The company wants stronger links with banks, funds and payment firms. London remains a major financial hub, so Ripple sees it as a key base for expansion. The new hires will focus on product rollout and business partnerships.

This hiring push comes as Ripple looks beyond crypto-native users. It wants treasury teams and large firms to use blockchain tools without changing how they work. By offering familiar software with blockchain features inside, Ripple hopes to lower fear and confusion around digital assets.

Bigger Picture for Ripple’s Strategy

Ripple’s recent moves show a clear direction. It is building tools for real business use. Also, it is not only talking about future ideas. It is launching platforms and adding staff. RLUSD becomes a working settlement asset. XRPL becomes a data and payment layer for different industries.

These steps also show how blockchain is moving into normal finance work. Instead of trading only, it now supports payroll, cash flow and even health data proof. Ripple’s plan depends on trust and stability. If firms adopt these tools, RLUSD and XRPL could grow through real usage, not hype.