USDC on XRPL allows enterprises to conduct fast, low-cost B2B and cross-border payments directly with native stablecoin access.
DeFi activity on XRPL is expected to increase as USDC improves liquidity and enables stable, efficient capital deployment on the DEX.
Native issuance of USDC across 22 blockchains, including XRPL, enhances interoperability and supports Circle’s regulated global expansion.
Circle has launched its USDC stablecoin directly on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), eliminating the need for bridges or wrapped tokens. This move allows institutions and developers to access the stablecoin natively, enhancing transaction efficiency and stability. Over $2 million in USDC has already been minted on XRPL, ensuring an initial liquidity base for users.
With this integration, businesses can now conduct B2B payments and settlements on XRPL using USDC. The ledger’s low fees and fast processing support enterprise-grade payment infrastructure. Circle’s platform, Circle Mint, and APIs are now compatible with XRPL, enabling fintechs and custodians to integrate USDC with reduced onboarding friction.
Improved Liquidity for DeFi on the XRPL DEX
The availability of native USDC is set to improve decentralized finance activity on XRPL. Market makers can now leverage USDC to offer deeper liquidity for trading pairs and foreign exchange. The presence of a fully backed stablecoin enhances capital efficiency, giving developers a reliable base for building financial applications.
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Besides USDC, XRPL already supports other stablecoins such as RLUSD, USDB, and EURØP. However, USDC brings an added layer of regulatory assurance and broader adoption across the digital asset ecosystem. Its introduction adds credibility to XRPL’s decentralized exchange and payment infrastructure.
Cross-Chain Capabilities Strengthened with Interoperability Push
The move aligns with a broader trend toward blockchain interoperability. USDC is now available across 22 blockchains, including the recently launched World Chain. Circle’s upgraded Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol enables seamless movement of USDC between networks, supporting cross-border applications.
The launch comes at a time when regulatory clarity around stablecoins is advancing in the United States. The GENIUS Act recently passed a Senate vote, signaling bipartisan support for stablecoin frameworks. The timing supports stablecoin adoption in compliant and institutional environments.
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