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SBI Holdings Paves the Way for RLUSD and USDC Integration for Digital Ecosystem

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

10 months ago


In a significant move for the cryptocurrency sector, Tokyo-based financial conglomerate SBI Holdings has announced plans to integrate Ripple’s RLUSD and Circle’s USDC stablecoins into its digital ecosystem.

SBI Holdings’ Commitment to Ripple

SBI Holdings has been a longstanding supporter of Ripple and its cryptocurrency, XRP, actively promoting their adoption across various financial services. Through collaboration with Ripple, SBI has provided international remittance services using XRP, allowing for faster and cheaper cross-border transactions for individuals and businesses.

Introduction of RLUSD and USDC

SBI is set to incorporate RLUSD, a stablecoin by Ripple backed by the U.S. dollar, into its digital ecosystem. Partnering with Circle, SBI aims to integrate USDC to enhance its circulation in Japan’s financial system and support Web3 services. SBI VC Trade Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of SBI Holdings, is seeking regulatory approval to operate as an electronic payment instruments service provider.

Implications for Ripple and XRP

The integration of RLUSD and USDC into SBI’s ecosystem is significant for Ripple and XRP, reinforcing Ripple’s position as a key player in stablecoins and cross-border payments. This development is poised to increase XRP’s utility and liquidity, strengthening its position in the digital asset market in the long term.

SBI Holdings’ plan to integrate RLUSD and USDC highlights its commitment to financial innovation. Utilizing these digital assets is expected to enhance service offerings, improve transaction efficiency, and bolster its competitive edge in the rapidly evolving digital finance landscape.

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