According to the Ripple CEO, the secret sauce behind the latest product from Ripple Treasury solves two major pain points in corporate finance.
Ripple has introduced a new treasury management system that combines fiat and digital asset management into a single, real-time platform. The product removes the need for multiple systems and allows companies to manage liquidity better.
Brad Garlinghouse, the Ripple CEO, emphasized that the system solves two major challenges by giving companies a trusted, regulated way to access digital assets within their existing workflows and by removing friction between managing fiat and crypto accounts.
Key Points
- Ripple launched a treasury management system with built-in digital asset capabilities.
- Brad Garlinghouse said the update solves two key issues by providing a trusted entry point and removing friction between fiat and digital account management.
- Ripple Treasury processed $13 trillion in payments in 2025.
- A 2026 survey of over 1,000 finance leaders found that 72% believe offering digital asset solutions is necessary to stay competitive.
- The new system includes Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury, featuring real-time visibility and automated tracking.
Ripple CEO Highlights “Secret Sauce” Behind the Product
Ripple called its latest product the first treasury management platform with built-in support for digital assets. For context, the new system allows chief financial officers to manage both fiat and crypto liquidity in one place, in real time, without switching between different tools.
Soon after the launch, Brad Garlinghouse shared his thoughts, stressing that the “secret sauce” behind the new product solves two major challenges in treasury management.
The secret sauce is simple 1/ give Corporates a trusted, regulated entry point embedded in workflows they already use, 2/ remove the friction between managing different accounts (fiat or digital). Both of those are now solved today with Ripple Treasury.
Ripple Treasury is on a… https://t.co/ukauGxRBnC
— Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) April 2, 2026
He explained that the first step was giving companies a trusted and regulated way to access digital assets without changing how they already work.
He then highlighted the second challenge, which involved reducing the friction involved in managing different accounts, whether fiat or digital. According to him, Ripple Treasury now addresses both issues with the latest product.
Speaking further, the Ripple CEO called attention to the platform’s impressive performance, noting that it processed $13 trillion in payments last year. According to him, adding built-in digital asset features could drive even more growth in 2026.
Details of the Latest Ripple Treasury Product
Garlinghouse’s comments came shortly after an official announcement from Ripple, which confirmed the launch of Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury within its platform. The company stressed that this represents the first time digital asset features have been built directly into an enterprise treasury management system.
The product allows CFOs and treasury teams to view, hold, receive, and manage both fiat and digital funds across bank and custody providers from a single interface. This removes the need for separate systems and simplifies day-to-day operations.
Ripple said the new features build on more than 40 years of treasury management experience, now extended into digital assets after its acquisition of GTreasury in 2025. In that same year, the platform handled $13 trillion in payments for a wide range of users, including small businesses and Fortune 500 companies.
The company also noted that several customers had already tested the system before its full release. It highlighted the growing demand, citing a 2026 survey of over 1,000 global finance leaders, where 72% said they need digital asset solutions to stay competitive.
Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury Capabilities
Notably, the Digital Asset Accounts feature lets treasury teams create and manage regulated digital asset accounts directly within the platform. There is no need for third-party custody or external systems.
Balances such as XRP and Ripple USD (RLUSD) appear alongside cash holdings, with real-time values based on live exchange rates that update within seconds of each transaction. The system also supports 15-decimal precision, which helps ensure accurate on-chain values and avoids rounding issues.
The Unified Treasury feature builds on this by giving users a single dashboard to see all their cash and digital asset positions in real time. Importantly, users can connect multiple custodians using APIs that can be set up in minutes through Ripple’s ClearConnect system.
Ripple said these features are just the beginning of a larger plan for its treasury platform. The company plans to expand the system to connect with other products that support cross-border and intercompany payments. The overall design seeks to treat digital assets the same as cash within treasury operations.
