Ripple launches corporate treasury platform with GTreasury and stablecoin rails
Ripple has launched a corporate treasury platform that combines GTreasury’s treasury management software with Ripple’s blockchain and stablecoin rails, the company said in a blog post on Tuesday. The platform lets companies manage cash, payments and liquidity from a single system while maintaining existing controls and workflows, according to the blog post.
Ripple said the platform is designed to address common treasury pain points such as multi-day settlement cycles and limited visibility across accounts, using digital asset infrastructure to shorten settlement times and reduce cross-border payment friction. It also supports yield strategies for idle cash outside traditional banking hours while maintaining existing risk controls and investment policies.
In an introductory talk on Wednesday, GTreasury CEO Renaat Ver Eecke said: “There’s a huge amount of cash sitting with our corporate clients that doesn’t move nights and weekends. If settlement times shrink to minutes, that non-active cash can start to work for you.” The platform supports cross-border payments and liquidity management, using stablecoins for settlement and aiming to reduce foreign exchange exposure, the blog post said.
Ripple acquired GTreasury in October for $1 billion. Ripple is the issuer of Ripple USD (RLUSD), a U.S. dollar–denominated stablecoin with a $1.42 billion market capitalization at time of writing, according to DefiLlama data.
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