The Institute of International Finance (IIF) has officially recognized Ripple and its native token, XRP, as viable alternatives for cross-border payments.
The Institute of International Finance (IIF) has recognized Ripple and its token, XRP, as viable alternatives for cross-border payments.
This acknowledgment places Ripple alongside leading blockchain and stablecoin solutions that are being explored by the IIF for their potential in revolutionizing the global payments landscape.
As reported by Blockworks, the IIF noted that stablecoins and other digital assets continue to offer users several advantages over traditional banking methods, especially in terms of speed and cost efficiency for international transfers.
The IIF report highlights several initiatives that are shaping the evolving role of digital assets in global finance.
Among these is the launch of GSMA’s Mobile Money Innovation Centre in Bahrain, focusing on advancing financial inclusion through mobile-based payments.
Additionally, the report mentions the Bank for International Settlements’ (BIS) exploration of central bank digital currency (CBDC) cross-border payments.
The IIF’s recognition of Ripple and XRP comes amid a broader acknowledgment of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies as potential drivers of innovation in institutional finance.
The inclusion of Ripple and XRP by a global financial institution such as the IIF signals continued momentum for crypto solutions in real-world financial use cases.
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