Swift announced that from November 2026, cross-border payments must comply with the ISO 20022 standard, specifically banning fully unstructured postal addresses in CBPR+ messages to avoid payment delays or rejections. This update aims to improve data quality and transparency in global payments. Ripple, which uses blockchain and stablecoins for cross-border payments, has proactively embraced ISO 20022 compliance since 2020 and meets multiple global standards, suggesting it is prepared for the upcoming changes. The deadline highlights the growing importance of standardized payment messaging in the financial industry.
Large XRP holders, or whales, have withdrawn over 231 million XRP tokens worth $335 million from Binance, marking the highest outflow in six months. This significant movement suggests whales are moving XRP to private wallets, potentially reducing the...
XRP has maintained a price above $1.40 following a recent breakout, but its derivatives market is seeing the strongest selling pressure of 2026. Data from CryptoQuant shows that on Binance, XRP's net taker volume hit a peak sell-side dominance of abo...
Ripple Prime has introduced a Delta One business offering Total Return Swaps on U.S. equities, indices, and digital assets to institutional clients. This move targets Wall Street firms by providing 24/7 access, cross-margining, and a conflict-free ex...
XRP's price pulled back to around $1.44 following a strong 44% weekly rally that pushed it from near $1.00 to $1.70. This retreat comes as leveraged trading on Binance hits a seven-month high, with many large traders holding short positions between $...
Ripple Prime has introduced its Delta One business, enabling institutional clients to trade total return swaps linked to U.S.-listed equities, indexes, and digital assets via a unified multi-asset prime brokerage platform. This service allows hedge f...
