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Ripple secures national bank charter; inks deals with BNY and Robinhood

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What's happening

Ripple received final approval from the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to launch Ripple National Trust Bank, and the company announced partnership deals with BNY and Robinhood as part of its expanded financial infrastructure push. Ripple also unveiled upgrades to its Ripple Treasury platform, positioning it as an always-on corporate treasury with AI-driven orchestration and new capabilities to manage cash, liquidity and payments for clients like American Airlines, Trax, Christian Louboutin, Subway, Adecco and Kingfisher. Separately, Ripple began listing its RLUSD stablecoin on Coinbase platforms and struck a strategic deal with Robinhood to use RLUSD for institutional settlement and to integrate Ripple's treasury software into Robinhood's operations. The Coinbase listing covers Coinbase Prime, Coinbase Exchange and the retail app, with broader exchange availability to follow.

Why it's trending

Regulatory clearance to run a federally supervised bank makes it practical for Ripple to embed banking, treasury, and stablecoin products directly into institutional and retail rails now.

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What this means for finance teams

If your treasury team still runs overnight batch wires, Ripple National Trust Bank plus Ripple Treasury means 24/7 settlement and RLUSD liquidity could be on the table this year, and American Airlines, Subway and Adecco are already named among customers putting the tools to work.

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