Ripple Expands Global Payment Platform to Unify Fiat and Crypto

• Ripple payments network has processed over $100B using 51 real-time payment rails across more than 60 markets.
• The platform integrates fiat, stablecoins, and digital assets, letting companies collect, convert, and send funds globally.
• RLUSD surpassed $1B market cap while supporting settlement and liquidity across Ripple’s payment infrastructure.

Ripple has expanded its payments platform to combine fiat, stablecoins, and digital assets into one system for global transfers. According to Ripple, the network has processed over $100 billion in transactions across more than 60 markets. The company disclosed the figures in March 2026 while highlighting infrastructure supporting 51 real-time payment rails and its stablecoin RLUSD.

Ripple stated that its payments platform now operates across more than 60 markets worldwide. The network relies on 51 real-time payment rails to process cross-border transactions. According to Ripple, the platform has processed over $100 billion in payment volume so far.

Additionally, the Rail infrastructure contributes roughly $10 billion in annual payment volume. Ripple also maintains more than 75 regulatory licenses across key financial jurisdictions.

These include approvals in New York, the European Union, and oversight from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Furthermore, the network integrates more than 20 banking partners. Those partners support liquidity and ensure redundancy across payment corridors.

Ripple Payments allows companies to collect, hold, exchange, and send value using multiple asset types. The system supports fiat currencies, stablecoins, and other digital assets. Businesses can collect payments globally and convert funds automatically into their preferred currency.

According to Ripple, the platform also allows companies to settle funds into unified accounts. Users can hold balances in virtual accounts and digital wallets linked to the platform. Both fiat and stablecoin balances appear in a consolidated dashboard.

In addition, companies can exchange assets instantly through liquidity pools and Ripple’s over-the-counter desk. Transactions operate continuously throughout the year.

Ripple’s stablecoin RLUSD surpassed a $1 billion market capitalization within a year of launch. The asset supports settlement and liquidity across the payments platform. Several companies already use the infrastructure for global transactions.

Corpay uses Ripple custody and liquidity services to settle positions across Asia-Pacific with RLUSD. MassPay relies on Ripple for payouts in more than 100 countries. Initial currencies include EUR, VND, THB, and TRY.

Another company, alfred, processes stablecoin-to-fiat transactions using Ripple infrastructure. Its operations span the United States, Mexico, Colombia, China, and additional markets. According to Citigroup, global stablecoin supply could reach $3.7 trillion by 2030. The bank described stablecoins as blockchain’s “ChatGPT moment.”