Customers can now create, exchange, and control Ripple USD (RLUSD) using a new online platform and tools for developers. This platform also expands RLUSD’s availability for use in payments, trading, and decentralized financial applications across multiple blockchain networks.
Key Takeaways
- Ripple Mint gives institutions web-based and programmatic access to RLUSD.
- New APIs, webhooks and reference IDs support automated stablecoin operations.
- RLUSD is expanding across additional blockchain networks to reach more financial applications.
Ripple Targets Institutional Stablecoin Operations
Institutional access to the Ripple USD (RLUSD) stablecoin expanded on July 23 when Ripple launched Ripple Mint, a platform that enables eligible customers to mint, redeem, and manage the regulated stablecoin.
This platform offers both a user-friendly web interface and tools for automated stablecoin management. Institutions can use it to easily add RLUSD to their current systems and handle digital dollar liquidity on various blockchains. Ripple explains that this combined approach gives users the choice of working manually or automatically, while also simplifying complex processes.

RLUSD is issued by Standard Custody & Trust Company LLC, which received a limited-purpose trust charter from the New York Department of Financial Services. That oversight is central to the product’s institutional pitch because regulated financial companies often require clear compliance and operational standards before adopting a stablecoin.
Automation Brings RLUSD Into Existing Systems
Ripple Mint now offers tools like APIs and real-time notifications to help financial institutions automate their work with RLUSD. These features, including the ability to check account balances and transaction status, provide clearer tracking of both traditional money movements and blockchain activity. Consistent IDs link every stage of the minting and redemption process, giving companies like exchanges and fintechs better insight into their operations.
Eligible customers can initiate redemptions through the web interface or an API, choose fiat settlement or move RLUSD across supported blockchains, and receive real-time updates for events such as fiat receipt, mint processing, onchain settlement, and payout completion. The added automation comes as RLUSD activity across the XRP Ledger continues to support broader liquidity and institutional use cases.
Ripple is positioning RLUSD for enterprise payments, cross-border settlement, tokenized financial markets, and other institutional financial applications. According to Ripple’s official RLUSD overview, the dollar-backed stablecoin is designed to support regulated digital asset infrastructure for financial institutions.
Multichain Expansion Broadens RLUSD Availability
This launch expands the reach of RLUSD beyond its initial use on the XRP Ledger and Ethereum. It now includes support for XRPL EVM Sidechain, Base, Optimism, Ink, and Unichain, providing institutions and developers with increased flexibility in utilizing the stablecoin for decentralized finance, payments, and other services built on blockchain technology.
The XRPL EVM Sidechain is key to our plans because it blends the functionality of the Ethereum Virtual Machine with the security and speed of the XRP Ledger. This combination lets RLUSD interact with existing Ethereum tools and apps, while also boosting liquidity and transaction processing within the wider XRP network.
Wider blockchain access builds on RLUSD’s expansion onto additional trading venues. Earlier listings, including OKX, increased the stablecoin’s availability through major exchanges, while Binance’s RLUSD listing further broadened access for institutions and market participants.
Current Ripple users can start using Ripple Mint right away, with options for both simple and automatic processes. Ripple is also planning to expand the platform to offer more comprehensive tools for institutions managing stablecoins and their funds.
2026-07-24 02:58