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The post Ripple Expands Into SWIFT System With Treasury Platform appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Ripple’s Treasury platform joining the SWIFT Certified Partner Program is being seen as a major step toward traditional finance. Still, analysts say the reality is more nuanced than the hype suggests. So, let’s break down what actually happened. Ripple Pushes Deeper Into Banking Rails Following its $1 billion acquisition of GTreasury in 2025, Ripple has expanded its Treasury platform into SWIFT’s ecosystem. The system now connects with tools like Alliance Lite2 and supports SWIFT messaging, while also integrating channels such as APIs, SFTP, and EBICS. Analyst Chad Steingraber highlighted this as a major upgrade, noting that the platform now combines global bank access with blockchain infrastructure. Companies can manage payments, liquidity, and accounts from a single dashboard, while also handling both fiat and digital assets like XRP and RLUSD. It also includes real-time IBAN and ABA lookup tools, making cross-border operations smoother for treasury teams. Also Read : Ripple CTO Says Freeze-Proof Stablecoins Can’t Work As Circle Misses $285M Drift Hack More Than Just Integration Ripple hasn’t just plugged into SWIFT; it has expanded functionality. The SWIFT connection isn’t new. GTreasury has been part of SWIFT’s Certified Partner Program since 2014, long before Ripple acquired it. Now, the platform introduces unified treasury features and digital asset accounts, allowing firms to hold, receive, and manage crypto and fiat in one place. The connection remains at the treasury software level, mainly for messaging and banking access. But it also brings a dual payment system. Companies can either use traditional SWIFT rails or switch to blockchain settlement using XRP or RLUSD for near-instant transactions. This means firms can keep existing banking relationships while accessing faster settlement when needed. Also Read : Why XRP Is Back in the…

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