Ripple’s RLUSD Now Integrated on Binance XRP
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Key Insights: Binance completes RLUSD integration on XRP Ledger and opens deposits for users. RLUSD withdrawals will begin once sufficient liquidity is available on platform. Users must select XRP Ledger network when depositing RLUSD on Binance. Ripple’s RLUSD Now Integrated on Binance XRP Binance has completed the integration of Ripple USD (RLUSD) on the XRP Ledger network. The exchange confirmed the update on February 12, 2026, at 10:00. RLUSD deposits through the XRP network are now available on the platform. RLUSD is a USD-backed stablecoin issued by Ripple. It operates on the XRP Ledger. With the integration complete, Binance users can transfer RLUSD directly using the XRP network. The company noted that some products and services may not be available in certain regions. RLUSD Deposits Open on Binance Users can now deposit RLUSD to their Binance accounts through the XRP Ledger network. Deposit addresses are active. Transfers sent through other networks may not be credited, so users are advised to confirm network details before sending funds. Binance announced, “Deposits are now open.” The exchange did not introduce any additional trading pairs at the time of the notice. The update focused on network support and deposit access for RLUSD holders. Withdrawals to Launch After Liquidity Threshold Withdrawals for RLUSD are not yet available. Binance stated that withdrawals will open once there is enough liquidity on the platform. The exchange said, “Withdrawals will be opened once there is sufficient liquidity.” No specific date was given for the launch of withdrawals. Binance will publish a separate notice when withdrawals are enabled. Until then, users can deposit RLUSD but cannot withdraw it from the exchange. The integration connects RLUSD to Binance through the XRP Ledger infrastructure. The update allows users who hold RLUSD on the XRP network to transfer the asset to Binance without…
Filed under: News - @ February 12, 2026 6:24 pm