A Malaysian court has issued a charging order on 100,465 Tranglo shares owned by Seamless Group as part of Ripple's effort to collect $23.95 million in unpaid XRP invoices. The High Court of Malaya made the order absolute on October 1, covering Seamless' 60% stake in Tranglo. Ripple may seek to sell these shares starting October 7 to recover the debt. This enforcement follows a Singapore court judgment related to unpaid invoices issued to Hong Kong remittance firm GEA in 2022 and 2023. The unpaid principal amounts to nearly $24 million, excluding late fees. Seamless had agreed to sell its Tranglo stake for $400 million, but the deal's completion status is unclear as of the September 30 deadline. Tranglo operates in cross-border payments, and Ripple uses XRP to facilitate international transfers.
XRP's market cap stands at Rp1.560,62 trillion as of October 9, 2026, with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp49,99 trillion on Pluang. The token's price is Rp24.689, showing a 1.64% increase in the last day, while buy orders dominate at 69%. This trading activity occurs as Ripple pursues legal action related to unpaid invoices totaling nearly $24 million, highlighting ongoing financial disputes involving XRP's use in cross-border payments.
XRP traded around $1.40 on October 10, staying below its short-term moving averages but above the 200-day average. Immediate resistance is at $1.42 and support at $1.38. Analyst Gert van Lagen highlighted a long-term symmetrical triangle pattern with...
Bitcoin fell below early October gains amid significant withdrawals from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, with nearly $729 million pulled in two days. The U.S. Treasury dropped two proposed crypto reporting rules targeting self-custody wallets and foreign mixers, ...
A critical overflow bug in the XRP Ledger software, existing since 2015, was quietly patched in September 2026 after being reported by a security researcher. The flaw allowed attackers to potentially mint XRP beyond the fixed supply cap of 100 billio...
Ripple patched two vulnerabilities in the XRP Ledger's xrpld software, including a critical payment-engine flaw in versions 3.4.0 and earlier that could let malicious users create spendable XRP without authorization by exploiting integer overflow. Th...
Ripple has fixed a dormant 2015 software bug that could have enabled unauthorized minting of billions of XRP, reinforcing the security and fixed supply of the XRP Ledger. This fix highlights Ripple's commitment to protocol integrity without altering ...
