Singapore-based fintech Nium has integrated Ripple's blockchain infrastructure to enhance cross-border payments between the Philippines and Mexico, one of the busiest remittance corridors. This partnership reduces the need for pre-funded accounts, cutting liquidity requirements and enabling near-instant, lower-cost transactions. Since joining RippleNet, Nium has seen faster settlements and increased remittance volumes, while expanding its global network to new regions. This move reflects a broader trend of mainstream financial institutions adopting blockchain to modernize international money transfers.
The UK government has launched a taskforce of 54 major financial firms, including BlackRock, Ripple, and Goldman Sachs, to advance tokenization across wholesale financial markets. The initiative aims to transition from pilot projects to live tokenize...
Markus Infanger, RippleX's senior vice president, will speak at XRP Seoul 2026 during Korea Blockchain Week on October 3. The event gathers XRP holders, developers, and projects worldwide, reflecting growing activity and ecosystem expansion in the XR...
