Ripple Expands Corporate Treasury Services With New Platform

Ripple Labs recently announced the launch of Ripple Treasury. This launch introduces a new treasury platform that helps companies manage cash, payments, and digital assets more easily.

The platform brings together GTreasury’s enterprise treasury software and Ripple’s blockchain infrastructure into a single system. With this move, Ripple aims to fix long-standing treasury inefficiencies and strengthens its role in regulated financial services.

Ripple Launches Unified Treasury Platform for Cash and Digital Assets

As revealed in a recent blog post, Ripple Treasury combines traditional cash management and digital asset operations in one interface. Companies can manage cross-border payments, liquidity, and asset reconciliation without relying on disconnected systems. 

The platform replaces slow, manual work with real-time data and automated processes.This gives treasury teams clearer visibility and better control over their funds. The launch marks the first major product integration since Ripple acquired Chicago-based GTreasury for $1 billion in late October. 

That acquisition laid the foundation for a new approach to treasury management that connects established enterprise tools with blockchain-based payments and settlement. Ripple now turns that strategy into a working product for corporate clients.

Ripple Treasury Speeds Up Cross-Border Payments With RLUSD

Ripple Treasury enables cross-border settlements in 3 to 5 seconds through Ripple’s popular stablecoin RLUSD. Traditional payment systems can take several business days to complete transactions. 

The Binance-listed stablecoin’s speed lowers risk, improves cash flow planning, and helps companies move money across borders with confidence. Furthermore, the new platform gives treasury teams a single dashboard to manage both fiat currencies and digital assets. 

Instead of using spreadsheets and separate systems, companies can connect directly through application programming interfaces. 

Ripple designed the system to treat digital asset platforms like digital banks, which simplifies reconciliation and reporting across asset types.

Additionally, Ripple and GTreasury plan to help customers deploy excess cash more efficiently while keeping existing treasury controls and reporting standards in place. 

The integration opens the door to short-term liquidity markets through Ripple’s broader institutional product suite. Access to repo markets will come through Hidden Road, a prime broker Ripple acquired last year.

Ripple Expands Across Global Financial Markets

The rollout of Ripple Treasury comes as Ripple expands its regulated payments and financial services presence worldwide. Ripple recently received approval from the UK financial regulator for an electronic money license and crypto registration. 

The company also gained early approval for a similar license in Luxembourg, supporting its expansion in Europe. In the United States, Ripple applied for a national banking license in July 2025. This brings Ripple closer to the traditional banking system and shows its long-term focus on following regulations.

While many corporate companies are considering going public, Ripple says it does not plan to do so. Instead, the company points to a strong balance sheet and a continued focus on growth.