Ripple is piloting its US dollar-backed stablecoin, RLUSD, on several Ethereum
According to a press release, Ripple has partnered with Wormhole, a cross‑chain protocol, to use its Native Token Transfers (NTT) system.
This system enables RLUSD to move between networks as the original asset rather than a wrapped version.
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This initiative towards Layer‑2 networks is a step to make RLUSD more scalable, efficient, and usable in both decentralized finance (DeFi) and institutional settings.
The issuance of RLUSD was authorized by the New York Department of Financial Services under the Trust Company Charter. Ripple is seeking an additional federal trust bank charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for further regulatory oversight.
The company stated in the press release:
The future of crypto is undeniably multichain, and to truly serve both institutional finance and the growing onchain economy, stablecoins must exist wherever demand and utility are.
According to Wormhole, the NTT standard reduces complexity and avoids fragmented liquidity by issuing RLUSD as a single asset across several chains, under Ripple’s supervision.
The Wormhole team stated, “With NTT, token issuers eliminate the need for fragmented liquidity or wrapped assets, allowing a single, canonical version of RLUSD to exist natively on each blockchain with Ripple owning the contracts”.
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