Ripple Brings Real-World Utility to XRP with Global Expansion
While ETF news captures most of the attention, Ripple has been steadily positioning XRP as a core component of financial infrastructure for institutional use. Ripple Payments now supports over 90 payout markets and has processed more than $70 billion in transactions using both XRP and its native stablecoin.
This global expansion continues to gain traction. Recently, the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) approved Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin for use within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Following this, Ripple onboarded Zand Bank and fintech firm Mamo as the UAE’s first blockchain-powered payments partners. The initiative aims to solve key pain points in cross-border transactions, namely high costs, slow processing, and limited transparency, by offering around-the-clock blockchain-based solutions.
Moreover, the increasing usage of RLUSD on the XRPL DEX, despite most of its current adoption being on Ethereum, means that as transactions migrate toward Ripple’s native ecosystem, more XRP will be burned through auto-bridging.
This mechanism tightens supply while boosting demand. Combined with over 60 global licenses and Ripple’s institutional focus, XRP stands as one of the most promising digital assets with both speculative and utility-driven upside.
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