Ripple is proud to announce that it has significantly expanded the list of its customers and investors.
The large community of Thailand nationals in South Korea can now remit funds through the platform powered by the GME and RippleNet.
Ripple’s XRP Ledger is all set to get new improvements and features in the upcoming updates scheduled ahead this week on Wednesday. These features will add additional support to the XRP protocol.
Visa, BNP Paribas and a number of other prominent companies have just backed payments startup Currencycloud that powers popular fintech apps like Monzo and Revolut.
Monday’s recovery was remarkable for XRP to overcome the $0.20 critical level. However, the bulls lost their momentum and XRP declined into a classic U-turn.
SCB, which is the oldest bank in Thailand, announced that it wants to go digital. In order to do that, it has partnered with Ripple to provide instant, low-cost cross-border payments.
It has come to light that Bank of America has recently filed for a patent for a settlement DLT system citing the Ripple ledger. It is called “Real-time net settlement by distributed ledger system” according to Google Patents.
Ripple along with its partners are changing lives in the South Eastern Asian Nations. Some call it the best testing grounds for blockchain and cryptos, since a lot of people are working abroad and using remittance networks to support their loved ones.
Ripple has made substantial success by launching a new office in Zurich, Switzerland. The main purpose for this is to sell XRP to institutional buyers.
Coinone Transfer has launched its remittance app called Cross which will use Ripple’s xCurrent to ensure speedy cross-border payments.
Ripple is proud to announce that it has significantly expanded the list of its customers and investors.