Ripple (XRP), ranked third largest crypto, has skyrocketed, gaining 45% this week. Its 24-hour appreciation makes XPR the best performer out of the world’s 50 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.
xCurrent developed by Ripple will be used by PNC Treasury Management to speed up processing of cross-border transactions.
XRP is reporting double-digit gains. In the last 24 hours, the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has appreciated by 23 percent, which is probably due to expectation of Ripple’s new xRapid product.
The fresh news has seriously surprised the community: Ripple is considering integration of xVia, xCurrent and xRapid into one solution named Convergence.
Aiming to expand its operations across the Asian region, Ripple is now planning to promote its distributed ledger-based payments platform in China.
Ripple Labs get relief in one of the latest lawsuits from the District Court of California, while the company doubles-down on its expansion plans in Asia and the Middle East.
Ripple has developed a number of solutions that can reduce the costs of international money transfers, but the company has to face some obstacles on the way to the massive adoption of its technology.
Garlinghouse opens up about his view on Bitcoin along with the long-term impact of Ripple’s technology to drive the mass adoption of cryptocurrencies in the future.
American Express will integrate Ripple’s xCurrent solution allowing its cardholders to perform instant cross-border transactions and settlements.
The xVia API solution will help to reduce the operational costs and high-failure rates while increasing the remittance speed at the same time.