Ripple’s Big Milestone: Over $100 Billion Processed and RLUSD Hits $1 Billion

Ripple just crossed a major number. The company has now processed more than $100 billion in payments. That is a lot of money moving through their network.

They also hit another big mark. Their stablecoin, RLUSD, reached a $1 billion market cap. And it did this in less than one year since launch.

Ripple operates in over 60 markets today. They connect to 51 different real-time payment rails. They also hold more than 75 licenses around the world, from New York to Singapore to the European Union.

• The Problem with Moving Money Today
• What Customers Can Do Now
• Real Companies Using Ripple Today

The Problem with Moving Money Today

For most companies, sending money across borders is a headache. They have to piece together different tools. One provider gives them an API. Another handles custody. A third might offer a stablecoin. But each new vendor adds cost and risk.

More vendors mean more contracts. More compliance work. More things that can break.

Ripple built one platform that does it all. Companies can collect money in regular money or stablecoins. They can hold balances in one place. They can exchange funds anytime, day or night. And they can pay out to suppliers or workers in minutes.

No more waiting days for SWIFT transfers. No more managing multiple vendors.

The company added two big pieces to make this work. They bought Palisade, which strengthens how they custody assets and manage treasury. And they bought Rail, which adds global virtual accounts.

What Customers Can Do Now

With Ripple Payments, fintechs and businesses can:

• Collect money from anywhere in regular money or stablecoins
• Convert funds automatically into the currency they need
• Hold everything in one view, including both regular money and stablecoin balances
• Exchange money instantly with access to RLUSD
• Pay out to over 100 countries in minutes

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Real Companies Using Ripple Today

Corpay, a big name in business payments, uses Ripple to fund positions across Asia with RLUSD. This removes the need to pre-fund everything.

MassPay uses Ripple to send payments to more than 100 countries. They started with euros and several Asian currencies. They plan to add stablecoin payouts next.

Alfred relies on Ripple to move money between the US, Mexico, Colombia and China. They get good rates and broad coverage.

Citigroup thinks stablecoin supply could hit $3.7 trillion by 2030. They call stablecoins blockchain’s “ChatGPT moment.”

Ripple is already there. RLUSD crossed $1 billion fast. The payments network processed over $100 billion. And with Rail, they add another $10 billion in volume each year.

The old way of moving money meant stitching together different tools. Ripple brings it all into one flow. One platform. One set of licenses. One way to move money anywhere.