XRP has drawn fresh attention after XRP Ledger validator Grape highlighted the expanding institutional business of Ripple Treasury, which is approaching the milestone of nearly $13 trillion in settlements.
According to Grape, the Ripple Treasury platform facilitated approximately $13 trillion in corporate payments over the past year for 1,100 corporate clients. The client base includes prominent companies such as Coca-Cola, American Airlines, and Stanley Black & Decker, with connections to Wall Street institutions including JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs.
Grape also disclosed that Ripple Treasury is scheduled to be presented at Sibos 2026, SWIFT’s annual banking conference in Miami, which is set to take place from September 28 to October 1. The event is expected to host more than 12,000 banking, payments, and treasury professionals.
An interactive architecture map shared by the validator outlines how SWIFT, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs integrate into the ecosystem. The system places Ripple Treasury at the center, utilizing a single treasury dashboard and Digital Asset Accounts to allow companies to manage fiat, XRP, and RLUSD from one platform. The setup connects traditional banking rails and SWIFT with enterprise software via the ClearConnect API, alongside integration with Ripple Payments, Ripple Prime, Ripple Custody, and settlements via the XRP Ledger and Ethereum Layer-2 networks.
Ripple previously acquired GTreasury for approximately $1 billion last October, followed by the release of Digital Asset Accounts on April 1 to support multi-asset management for corporate finance teams.
Following these developments, the XRP price gained over 2% following a period of weekend consolidation.
