Ripple has partnered with Kbank, Korea's first internet-only bank, to provide managed custody infrastructure for institutional digital asset wallets. This collaboration allows Kbank to expand its digital asset wallet services using Ripple Custody's wallet-as-a-service platform, which supports multi-party computation technology across multiple blockchain networks. The partnership aims to enhance Kbank's capabilities in custody, asset control, and cross-border payments, including stablecoin-based remittances, without the bank needing to develop its own custody system. This move positions Kbank to lead in Korea's regulated digital finance market and supports Ripple's broader strategy in institutional digital asset infrastructure.
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...
