Ripple Launches Ripple Mint, Unlocking Scalable RLUSD Access for Global Institutions

Key Takeaways:

• Ripple has introduced Ripple Mint, a solution for institutional RLUSD management.
• Stablecoins can be conducted both as an UI and an API based platform.
• RLUSD is growing on several blockchains to enhance institutional liquidity.

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Ripple has launched a novel platform called Ripple Mint to make institutional access and management of its RLUSD stablecoin easier. The launch marks Ripple’s investment and ambition to help develop regulated digital dollars that are more easily adopted by enterprises for payment, treasury and liquidity solutions, while also scaling RLUSD activity on a multi-blockchain basis.

Meet Ripple Mint.

A unified platform for institutions to access, mint, redeem, and manage $RLUSD.

Built for scale with both UI and API access, Ripple Mint gives institutions the flexibility to automate stablecoin operations, integrate RLUSD into existing systems, and manage…

— Ripple (@Ripple) July 23, 2026

Ripple Mint brings together stable coin management, redemption, liquidity management, and cross-chain transfers in an easy-to-use platform engineered for institutions. Current RLUSD customers will be able to start using the service without delay.

There are two methods to engage with RLUSD via the platform. It can be operated either in a web application or be fully integrated into the institution’s own system via APIs. In this dual-access design, companies can automate stablecoin workflows and gain control over operations, providing flexible use.

Traditional manual minting and redeeming takes place as well as providing the ability to bridge assets across supported chains, real-time status checks, and integrating digital dollar processes into existing treasury or payment systems.

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To decrease the manual interference, Ripple launched new APIs and webhook notifications as well.

Now institutions can access account balances programatically, see all elements of minting and redemption, and receive real-time updates for all events such as fiat settlement, onchain transfers, and payout completion.

Standardized reference IDs for each transaction ease reconciliation and provide enterprises with full visibility along the payment lifecycle across fiat and blockchain payment flows.

Ripple said that the features are targeted toward exchanges, fintech firms, market makers, payment firms and other institutional members seeking scalable stablecoin capabilities.

Ripple will also be doing more to accelerate MLB’s multichain system. RLUSD was initially launched on XRP Ledger and Ethereum, and is moving onto the XRPL EVM Sidechain, Base, Optimism, Ink, and Unichain.

Ripple emphasized that the XRPL EVM Sidechain holds a crucial position, encompassing both the EVM compatibility and near-integration to the XRP Ledger ecosystem. This will enable developers to work with familiar Ethereum tools while maintaining a liquid experience on XRPL.

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RLUSD is issued by Standard Custody & Trust Company, a trust company chartered by New York Department of Financial Services, ensuring regulatory oversight that many institutional clients need, Ripple said.

The company thinks it’s shifting from being a payment service to becoming one of the fundamental pillars of financial fundamentals for trading, treasury business, cross-border settlement, and tokenization.

With regulated issuance, programmable APIs, multi-chain availability and enterprise grade automation, Ripple is putting RLUSD in a good position to meet the needs of institutional finance at scale. As adoption increases among supported blockchain networks, the company believes that as RLUSD and XRP expand their utility across the liquidity provision, settlement, collateral management, swaps and payment applications, they will complement each other.

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