Ripple said its payments platform has processed more than $100 billion across over 60 markets, supported by 51 real-time payment rails. The company shared the figures in March 2026 while outlining a system that combines fiat currencies, stablecoins, and digital assets for global transfers. It also highlighted the role of RLUSD in settlement and liquidity across the network.
One platform for collection, conversion, and payout
Ripple Payments is built to let companies collect, hold, exchange, and send value using several asset types inside one platform. The system supports fiat, stablecoins, and other digital assets, giving businesses the option to collect funds globally and automatically convert them into their preferred currency. That is the core pitch. The operational detail matters more: firms can manage different balances without splitting workflows across separate providers.
Ripple said businesses can settle funds into unified accounts, while balances can be held in virtual accounts and digital wallets linked to the platform. Fiat and stablecoin balances are shown in one dashboard. The company also said assets can be exchanged instantly through liquidity pools and Ripple’s over-the-counter desk, with transactions available year-round.
Licenses, banking partners, and annual rail volume
Ripple attached several infrastructure figures to the announcement. Its rail infrastructure contributes about $10 billion in annual payment volume. The company also said it holds more than 75 regulatory licenses across key financial jurisdictions, including approvals in New York and the European Union, as well as oversight from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
On the banking side, Ripple said it works with more than 20 banking partners. Those partners are used to support liquidity and add redundancy across payment corridors. In cross-border payments, redundancy is not a side feature. It affects whether funds can keep moving when a corridor faces disruption.
RLUSD passes $1 billion market cap within a year
Ripple said RLUSD surpassed a $1 billion market capitalization within one year of launch. The stablecoin is being used to support settlement and liquidity across the company’s payments infrastructure. The article also named several companies already using the setup for international 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, with initial currencies including EUR, VND, THB, and TRY. Another firm, alfred, uses Ripple infrastructure to process stablecoin-to-fiat transactions across the United States, Mexico, Colombia, China, and other markets.
Stablecoin supply projections add context
The source also cited Citigroup, which said global stablecoin supply could reach $3.7 trillion by 2030. The bank described stablecoins as blockchain’s “ChatGPT moment.” In Ripple’s case, RLUSD is being positioned inside payment flows rather than as a standalone token product, with settlement and liquidity as the immediate use cases described in the report.