Ripple has been named to CNBC and Statista’s global fintech companies list for the fourth year in a row, appearing in the digital assets category. The report said the recognition applies to Ripple as a corporate entity rather than serving as a direct endorsement of XRP adoption. CNBC and Statista assess fintech firms across factors including revenue, customer base, and compliance. The item also noted that Ripple has continued to expand its payments, custody, and tokenization businesses in recent years. According to the report cited by Techub, the latest inclusion could help strengthen Ripple’s brand credibility among banks and payment institutions. The news was referenced by Bitcoinist and republished by Techub as a brief industry update.
Ripple has been included in CNBC and Statista’s list of global fintech companies for the fourth consecutive year, in the digital assets category.
The report said the recognition applies to Ripple as a corporate entity and does not amount to a direct endorsement of XRP adoption.
The ranking evaluates fintech firms on metrics such as revenue, customers, and compliance. The item also said Ripple has continued to expand its payments, custody, and tokenization businesses in recent years, and that the latest inclusion could help reinforce its brand credibility with banks and payment institutions.
The information was cited from Bitcoinist and published by Techub.
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