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Ripple Labs has acquired GTreasury, a global treasury management platform, in a $1 billion deal announced Thursday. The acquisition grants Ripple access to the multi-trillion-dollar corporate liquidity market and some of the world’s largest enterprise clients.
Among GTreasury’s clients are major companies such as American Airlines, GE Appliances (A Haier Company), Prudential Financial, Deloitte, Whataburger, and The Arnott’s Group.
This acquisition positions Ripple as a direct player in corporate finance and liquidity management. The merger allows Ripple to integrate GTreasury’s 40 years of expertise in corporate liquidity and cash management with Ripple’s blockchain platform for payments and digital assets.
The resulting unified platform will help corporate treasuries manage digital assets, stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and traditional liquidity tools in real time.
According to Bankless, Ripple and GTreasury plan to enable corporate clients to earn yield on short-term assets by accessing the global repo market through Hidden Road, a prime broker Ripple acquired earlier this year.
Leveraging Ripple’s global payments network, the partnership will offer round-the-clock, near-instant cross-border settlements and real-time liquidity optimization.
GTreasury CEO Renaat Ver Eecke called the acquisition “a watershed moment in treasury management,” empowering treasurers with new tools for liquidity, payments, and risk control in the digital economy.
This is Ripple’s third major acquisition in 2025. The GTreasury deal follows Ripple’s purchase of stablecoin platform Rail for $200 million and prime broker Hidden Road for $1.25 billion.
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