XRP News Today: Linklogis Drives Blockchain’s Quiet Revolution in Global Trade Finance

Chinese fintech company Linklogis has made a significant move in the blockchain space by partnering with the XRP Ledger (XRPL) to digitize global supply chain finance. This collaboration aims to enhance the efficiency and transparency of cross-border trade settlements by leveraging XRPL's blockchain technology. Linklogis, known for its trillion-dollar supply chain finance platform, will deploy its trade finance application on XRPL’s mainnet, marking a step toward broader blockchain adoption for international transactions.

The partnership is set to unlock faster circulation of digital assets tied to international trade flows by integrating Linklogis’ financial infrastructure with the XRP Ledger. The firm intends to streamline settlements for exporters, importers, and financiers, enabling instant and secure transactions. Beyond the initial rollout, both companies plan to co-develop new products, including stablecoin-based settlement systems and smart contract platforms that can tokenize real-world assets (RWAs) related to supply chains. Furthermore, Linklogis is exploring the use of artificial intelligence in conjunction with blockchain to improve trade finance efficiency.

According to recent data from RWA.xyz, the XRP Ledger has seen a 22.81% increase in tokenized RWA volume over the past month, reaching approximately $305.8 million. This growth positions XRPL as the ninth-largest blockchain by RWA value, supported by its expanding list of enterprise partners. Linklogis joins a growing roster of institutions adopting the XRP Ledger, including the Dubai Land Department, which uses the ledger for real estate tokenization, and Ondo Finance, which has launched tokenized US Treasuries on the network. Additionally, in Latin America, Brazilian securitization firm VERT issued a $130 million Agribusiness Receivables Certificate on XRPL, further demonstrating the network's global appeal.

Linklogis’ decision to anchor its operations on the XRP Ledger adds to Ripple’s growing presence in Asia. The company has also partnered with BDACS, a South Korean custody provider, to offer institutional-grade XRP storage compliant with local regulations. In Japan, SBI Holdings is preparing to list Ripple’s XRP stablecoin and explore yen-backed digital tokens. Ripple is also supporting innovation through the Web3 Salon, offering grants for projects built on the XRP Ledger. With Linklogis now integrating XRPL into one of China’s largest fintech ecosystems, Ripple’s technology is gaining a stronger foothold in Asia’s financial infrastructure, despite domestic restrictions on cryptocurrency activities.

This partnership underscores the XRP Ledger’s potential to become a major player in enterprise-grade financial systems. As Linklogis processes more than $2.8 billion in cross-border assets annually across 27 countries, the integration of the XRP Ledger will enable faster and more secure settlements, potentially increasing the demand for XRP. The ledger’s built-in compliance tools and programmability make it particularly attractive for institutions seeking to tokenize assets and manage real-time transactions.

The future of XRP will depend on its ability to compete with other blockchains in the tokenization space. While Ethereum and Solana remain dominant, the XRP Ledger’s institutional-grade features and regulatory flexibility could differentiate it in the market. If XRPL continues to attract enterprises and expand its stablecoin base, it may secure a place among the top blockchain solutions for global financial infrastructure. The next few years will be critical in determining whether XRP becomes a central component of institutional financial workflows, driven by increased adoption and regulatory acceptance.

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