Overview
- Ripple said in September 2026 that RLUSD’s circulating supply has climbed to about $2.4 billion and that daily on‑chain activity has risen to roughly $750 million, signaling faster institutional use.
- The firm upgraded its Treasury platform on April 1, 2026 to add native Digital Asset Accounts and a Unified Treasury dashboard so CFOs can view and move RLUSD, XRP and fiat in a single interface.
- Ripple acquired GTreasury in October 2025, giving it access to roughly 1,000–1,200 corporate treasurers who handle an estimated $13 trillion in annual transactions that Ripple calls an addressable pipeline for RLUSD.
- The company points to regulatory and custody steps — NYDFS and DFSA approvals, BNY Mellon custody of reserves, and monthly attestations — as foundations for enterprise adoption and pilot programs with firms like Franklin Templeton and DBS.
- Ripple is expanding RLUSD beyond the XRP Ledger and Ethereum to networks such as Base, Ink, Optimism and Unichain and plans a MiCA‑compliant dual issuance in Europe with Luxembourg authorization, though the $13 trillion figure describes potential transaction flow rather than settled stablecoin volume today.