Ripple enhances its treasury platform with digital asset features, allowing seamless management of assets like XRP and RLUSD alongside traditional finances.
Ripple announced an update to its treasury management platform that adds support for digital assets, allowing corporate finance teams to hold, track and manage cryptocurrencies within the same system as fiat balances.
The new features include Digital Asset Accounts and a unified dashboard that aggregates balances from bank accounts, custody providers and onchain wallets, providing real-time visibility into both cash and digital assets.
Key Capabilities and Supported Assets
The platform supports assets such as XRP and Ripple USD (RLUSD), with balances updated in real time and recorded alongside fiat transactions. APIs connect external custodians to sync activity into the system, reducing the need for manual reconciliation and fragmented reporting.
Ripple stated that this integration embeds digital asset functionality directly into treasury operations, enabling use cases like stablecoin settlement and yield on idle cash. Mark Johnson, chief product officer at Ripple, said the update makes digital assets a core part of treasury management.
The launch follows Ripple’s acquisition of GTreasury, with the product now available in beta for customers, subject to regulatory requirements by jurisdiction.
A recent Ripple survey of over 1,000 global finance leaders found that 72% believe companies must offer digital asset solutions to stay competitive, highlighting a shift toward integrating these assets into existing financial systems.
In the broader industry, similar efforts include Visa expanding its settlement platform to support stablecoins and JPMorgan allowing institutional clients to use its JPM Coin for real-time blockchain settlements, as well as collaborations like Securitize and BNY Mellon bringing financial instruments onchain.