Ripple, the company behind $XRP, has announced the launch of a new product that enables corporate finance teams to manage both fiat currency and digital assets through a single platform.
The company announced that with the “Digital Asset Accounts” and “Unified Treasury” features integrated into the Ripple Treasury platform, CFOs and treasury teams can manage digital assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), $XRP, and RLUSD directly within their existing workflows.
Thanks to the new system, companies will be able to view and manage the assets they hold in banks and custodians through a single dashboard. This structure aims to eliminate data transfer between different platforms, manual reconciliation processes, and operational complexity. Ripple argues that this integration provides a significant competitive advantage, stating that it is the first solution to offer built-in digital asset support within a treasury management system (TMS).
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This launch follows Ripple’s acquisition of GTreasury in 2025. In the same year, the company announced it managed a total payment volume of $13 trillion for a wide customer base ranging from small and medium-sized businesses to Fortune 500 companies. With the new product, this infrastructure has been expanded to include digital assets for the first time.
According to a 2026 survey conducted by Ripple, which included over 1,000 global financial executives, 72% of participants believe they must offer digital asset solutions to remain competitive. However, many companies are struggling to find a suitable starting point that can be integrated into existing financial workflows. This is particularly noteworthy given the rapidly increasing adoption of stablecoins, which remain largely unused in areas such as payments and payroll.
Ripple Treasury Senior Vice President Renaat Ver Eecke stated that digital assets now hold a central place on CFOs’ agendas, and that companies want to transition to this area without disrupting their operational processes. According to Ver Eecke, the new platform offers companies a reliable infrastructure where they can manage their digital and fiat assets together without dealing with separate interfaces, wallets, or exchanges.
*This is not investment advice.
