Ripple XRP mentioned in IIF’s BIS response to border payment

Ripple VS Secase posts the historical victory of Ripple and is recognized worldwide by Ripple’s blockchain payment system and default token XRP. The International Financial Research Institute (IIF) recently emphasized the faster and cheaper alternatives to move the XRP across the border. XRP serves as a bridge asset, enabling close settlements without depending on multiple bank brokers.

IIF mentions Ripple in BIS response.

According to a popular encryption analyst, WrathKahneman (WOK), this recognition improved the world’s payment through the IIF feedback in January 2025 by BIS (Bank for International Settlements) according to the G20’s roadmap. In this document, Ripple and XRP have been recognized as providing new kinds of infrastructure that deviates from the delay and high cost of traditional bank models.

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Stablecoins nod, but it’s not RLUSD yet

IIF’s papers also dealt with stablecoin, such as Circle, Paypal’s Pyusd, and Coinbase’s default blockchain, and all enable fast and inexpensive international payments. But Ripple’s Stablecoin RLUSD did not create a list and was probably not a list because it was released just before the document was submitted in December 2024. Since then, RLUSD has been integrated into Ripple payment and has added more utility to Ripple’s tools.

The wider awareness of Ripple continues to increase

This is not the first time Ripple and XRP have been praised. Last year, MAS XRP was also emphasized in the World Bank Report and was mentioned as a useful tool for unlocking capital connected to the old -fashioned financial system in the IMF and the World Economic Forum. Even Morgan Stanley has made Ripple a potential prompt alternative.

RLUSD missed the spotlight this time, but RIPPLE and XRP are gaining momentum from international finance. As institutional awareness grows and blockchain adopts accelerate, Ripple’s border payment technology no longer flees under the radar.

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