Gemini introduces an XRP rewards credit card offering up to 4% cashback and enhanced RLUSD trading support, strengthening ties with Ripple ahead of its IPO plans.
By Ibrahim Ajibade
Editor Marco T. Lanz
Updated
3 mins read
Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of Gemini, confirmed the launch of the XRP edition of the Gemini Credit Card, a move that strengthens both the exchange’s product offerings and Ripple’s ecosystem.
According to Gemini, the new card allows customers to earn up to 4% back in XRP $2.89 24h volatility: 4.3% Market cap: $171.75 B Vol. 24h: $6.68 B , directly deposited into their Gemini accounts.
Behold, the XRP edition of the @Gemini Credit Card! Earn up to 4% back in XRP every time you swipe. It's that easy. Amazing awaits https://t.co/yxURzST3hN
— Cameron Winklevoss (@cameron) August 25, 2025
The rewards program spans multiple categories: 4% on gas, EV charging, and rideshares; 3% on dining; 2% on groceries; and 1% on general purchases. Gemini has also introduced merchant-specific promotions that increase cashback to as much as 10% in XRP.
Co-founder Tyler Winklevoss also chimed in on the launch, calling it a win for the “XRP Army,” offering fresh ways for users to earn and engage with the Ripple-issued token. This aligns with Gemini’s broader goal of deepening crypto adoption in daily transactions.
Calling on the XRP Army. This Credit Card 💳 was made for you. Earn up to 4% back in XRP every time you swipe. Onward! 🚀 https://t.co/oeC2Qg1mSG
— Tyler Winklevoss (@tyler) August 25, 2025
Moreover, Gemini announced expanded support for Ripple’s RLUSD after initially listing the stablecoin in May. US users will now be able to use RLUSD as a base currency across all Gemini spot pairs, streamlining trading and reducing the need for multiple conversions. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse described this integration as a milestone for mainstream adoption, connecting stable payments with broader asset utility.
The XRP credit card launch and RLUSD integration come at a pivotal time for Gemini, which is positioning itself for a public listing in the United States. The firm recently revealed a $75 million credit line from Ripple in its official IPO filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), deepening the partnership between the two companies.
Despite posting a $282 million net loss in the first half of the year, Gemini’s latest credit card partnership with Ripple signals its intention to press forward with its global expansion ambitions. Recently, the firm secured a MiCA license in Malta to operate in the EU and introduced tokenized US stocks, signaling diversification beyond pure crypto trading.
By tying customer rewards and exchange liquidity more closely to Ripple’s ecosystem, Gemini is betting that these innovations will not only yield passive income for XRP holders but also demonstrate retail demand to potential investors as it edges towards its public market debut.
Gemini’s rollout of an XRP cashback credit card has also amplified investor interest in secure multi-chain wallets such as Best Wallet (BEST).
Best Wallet Presale
The project has already raised over $15 million in its presale, offering users low transaction fees, attractive staking yields, and priority access to decentralized applications. Designed with multi-chain compatibility, Best Wallet is emerging as a preferred choice for traders managing assets across ecosystems like Ripple, Solana, and Ethereum.
The presale’s strong momentum signals rising demand from investors seeking both security and yield. With entry tiers still open, early participants have an opportunity to secure BEST tokens at discounted prices through the official Best Wallet site.
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Ibrahim Ajibade is a seasoned research analyst with a background in supporting various Web3 startups and financial organizations. He earned his undergraduate degree in Economics and is currently studying for a Master’s in Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies at the University of Malta.
