BDACS has launched an institutional-grade XRP custody service in South Korea using Ripple Custody, marking the first concrete outcome of its strategic partnership with Ripple and potentially boosting XRP’s institutional adoption in a regulated market.
BDACS has launched an institutional-grade XRP custody service in South Korea using Ripple Custody infrastructure, marking the first concrete result of its strategic partnership with Ripple and expanding institutional access through major local exchange integrations.
BDACS has signed an MOU with Aptos to expand the ecosystem and infrastructure for KRW1, a won-pegged stablecoin. The partnership aims to support real-world adoption across payments, remittances, and DeFi using Aptos’s high-throughput network.
BDACS has signed an MOU with Aptos to expand the ecosystem and infrastructure for KRW1, a won-pegged stablecoin, aiming to boost adoption in payments, remittances and DeFi use cases.
After the SEC case concluded, XRP was confirmed as not a security for public exchange sales. The ruling has helped Ripple expand partnerships, advance custody services, promote RLUSD adoption, and pursue an OCC trust bank charter to strengthen its cross-border payments strategy.
After the SEC case ended, XRP was clarified as not being a security in public exchange sales. Ripple is now expanding partnerships with over 100 financial institutions while advancing custody, RLUSD adoption, and an OCC trust bank application.
After XRP was deemed not a security in public exchange sales, Ripple gained regulatory clarity that helped accelerate partnerships with over 100 financial institutions, while advancing custody, stablecoin, and banking charter plans.
