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Ripple expands Treasury platform with access to SWIFT ecosystem
Ripple is strengthening its presence in corporate finance. The new stage is tied to the development of Ripple Treasury, a platform built on GTreasury, which has been part of the SWIFT Certified Partner program for many years and is now being expanded with tools for working with digital assets.
Highlights
- Ripple is developing GTreasury rather than building a direct integration of XRP into SWIFT.
- Treasury platform already supports Alliance Lite2, SWIFTRef, as well as API, SFTP, and EBICS channels.
- The update gives corporate clients a unified framework for working with fiat, XRP, and RLUSD.
According to Coinpedia, after acquiring GTreasury for $1 billion in 2025, Ripple expanded its treasury platform by integrating it into the SWIFT ecosystem. Ripple began embedding its own blockchain tools into corporate treasury software. The platform now combines traditional banking channels and digital asset accounting, including XRP and RLUSD, within a single interface.
Not a replacement for SWIFT, but an expansion of capabilities
Ripple did not simply connect to SWIFT; it expanded the platform’s functionality. The key detail is that GTreasury has been part of the SWIFT partner program since 2014, long before the deal with Ripple.
The platform supports global bank connectivity, Alliance Lite2 hosting, and access to SWIFTRef for IBAN and ABA lookup. Coinpedia reports that after the integration, Ripple Treasury also supports SWIFT messaging, API, SFTP, and EBICS.
Institutional clients can now manage payments, liquidity, and accounts from a single dashboard, while also working with both fiat and digital assets such as XRP and RLUSD. Clients also have access to real-time IBAN and ABA lookup tools, which simplifies cross-border operations for treasury teams, analyst Chad Steingraber informs.
A signal for the corporate payments market
The main significance of this update is that Ripple is trying to enter not the retail segment, but the infrastructure segment of corporate settlements. If the company was previously associated primarily with XRP and cross-border payments, it is now offering large businesses a tool that connects the traditional banking framework with digital assets without requiring them to abandon existing banking relationships.
For the market, the question is whether Ripple will be able to turn banking compatibility and its $13 trillion treasury infrastructure into real demand for faster settlements using XRP and RLUSD.
We also reported that SBI Ripple Asia and South Korean company DSRV have launched a joint study on the use of blockchain technology in the payment corridor between Japan and South Korea.
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