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$GRVT Ripple has issued another 19.6 million RLUSD stablecoins on the Ethereum blockchain as treasury activity intensifies and institutional adoption gains momentum. The latest minting follows a major development involving Standard Chartered, which recently launched institutional custody services for Ripple's U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin.According to data from the Ripple Stablecoin Tracker, the RLUSD Treasury minted approximately $19.6 million worth of tokens on Ethereum. The transaction followed an earlier issuance of 19 million RLUSD, bringing the combined minting volume to 38.6 million tokens.However, the increased issuance was accompanied by significant token burns. The tracker recorded three separate transactions involving 13 million, 18 million, and 19.6 million RLUSD, totaling 50.6 million tokens removed from circulation.Across the five transactions, Ripple recorded a net burn of 12 million RLUSD. Notably, both minting transactions occurred on Ethereum, while the token burns took place on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), highlighting treasury movements across the stablecoin's supported blockchain networks.Despite these fluctuations, RLUSD continues to maintain its position among major U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoins. According to CoinGecko, its market capitalization stands at approximately $2.42 billion, with the token trading close to its intended $1 peg.The latest treasury activity comes shortly after Standard Chartered announced a significant expansion of its digital asset services.On October 12, the British banking giant officially introduced institutional custody services for RLUSD issued on the XRP Ledger. The service operates through Standard Chartered's Dubai International Financial Centre branch, which is regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority.The development provides institutional clients with a regulated custody option for holding Ripple's stablecoin, potentially strengthening RLUSD's integration into traditional financial markets.Standard Chartered is also working with Ripple and LMAX Group on a proposed arrangement that would allow institutional investors to use RLUSD held in the bank's custody as trading collateral on LMAX.Under the proposed structure, investors could access trading opportunities without transferring their RLUSD holdings directly to LMAX.However, the collateral arrangement remains subject to testing, final agreements, and regulatory approvals before implementation.Together, the latest RLUSD minting activity and Standard Chartered's custody launch highlight Ripple's expanding efforts to establish its stablecoin within institutional payments, digital asset custody, and trading infrastructure.Gold is meant to be a ‘safe haven’ in uncertain times. Why is it crashing amid a war?Wall Street Slides as Iran War Uncertainty, Oil Surge, and AI Fears Rattle MarketsSpaceX IPO Filing Expected This Week as Valuation Could Surpass $75 BillionStagflation Shadows: U.S. Manufacturing Shines as Services Slump to 11-Month LowScarcity and Strife: Bitcoin Hits Historic Milestone Amid Geopolitical TremorsStrategy's Multi-Billion Dollar Bitcoin Accumulation: A 2026 Milestone

$GRVT Standard Chartered has launched institutional custody for Ripple USD (RLUSD) on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), giving eligible clients access to the stablecoin through the bank’s digital asset custody services. The bank announced the launch on October 12, 2026. The service is available through Standard Chartered’s Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) branch, which is regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). The move gives institutional clients a way to hold RLUSD through a bank’s custody infrastructure rather than manage the assets themselves. RLUSD is Ripple’s US dollar-backed stablecoin, designed for use across payments, trading and other financial services. Standard Chartered is also working with Ripple and LMAX Group on a separate plan to make RLUSD eligible as collateral for certain LMAX products. That arrangement is not yet live. Ripple and LMAX Plan RLUSD Collateral Integration Under the proposed setup, eligible RLUSD held in custody would be reflected in the collateral value recognised by LMAX Group, without requiring the underlying tokens to be transferred directly to the trading venue. The companies say this model could give institutional clients more flexibility in using digital assets for trading while reducing risks linked to asset transfers and helping manage counterparty exposure. It is also intended to improve how clients deploy capital across trading and collateral accounts. The planned integration remains subject to final documentation, successful testing, applicable laws and regulations, internal approvals and readiness in the relevant jurisdictions. The companies have not announced a launch date. Standard Chartered’s Waqar Chaudry, global head of digital assets for securities and transaction services, said institutions want access to digital asset markets while maintaining established custody and risk-management standards. Ripple’s stablecoin chief, Jack McDonald, said the partnership combines RLUSD on XRPL with Standard Chartered’s custody services and LMAX’s institutional trading infrastructure. The announcement follows Standard Chartered’s broader expansion of digital asset custody services. In September, the bank named LMAX Group as a custody client across its Dubai and Luxembourg operations. The latest development adds RLUSD to that institutional offering, while the planned collateral arrangement could extend the stablecoin’s use beyond holding and settlement into trading workflows. [googlesitekit-end-of-content] TagsRippleStandard CharteredxrpXRP LedgerXRPL

Standard Chartered Launches RLUSD Custody on XRPL ✨ Standard Chartered’s DIFC branch in Dubai (DFSA-regulated) now offers institutional custody for Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin issued on the $XRP Ledger. The bank is also working with Ripple and LMAX Group on a planned collateral-mirroring setup so clients can use bank-held RLUSD as trading collateral without transferring the tokens. The collateral feature is not yet live .

$GRVT The $XRP Ledger (XRPL) has recorded more than 13.4 million agentic payments through the x402 protocol a few months after crossing the 1-million mark. The milestone shows how the network is growing its reach in AI-driven commerce, where artificial intelligence (AI) agents make payments for digital services with little or no direct human involvement. J. Ayo Akinyele, Head of Engineering at RippleX, announced the latest figures on X. A few months ago, Akinyele predicted that XRPL would quickly pass 10 million agentic transactions. With the total now above 13 million, he believes the network could reach 100 million payments sooner than many people in the $XRP community expect. $XRP Soars From 1M to 13M Agentic Payments XRPL recorded its first 1 million agentic transactions on July 8, 2026. By July 22, 2026, the total had reached 1.4 million, marking a 127% increase. The growth came as more AI agents began using the ledger to pay for real-world digital services and support automated tasks. Around that time, Akinyele predicted that XRPL would soon surpass 10 million agentic transactions. He highlighted the growing number of AI agents and improvements in blockchain infrastructure as the main reasons behind the increase. The ledger has since surpassed this mark. XRPL now averages 216,145 agentic transactions per day over the past seven days. According to Akinyele, these payments account for about 25% of all activity on the network. Essentially, AI-driven payments are becoming an important part of daily XRPL activity. On-chain data sourced by t54 puts the total at exactly 13,417,943 payments at press time. The network currently has 178 active agents operating across 166 x402 merchants and 2,289 payable services. $XRP Ledger crosses the 13 million agentic payments milestone In addition to this, the data also records 6,979 transactions in $XRP and 11,946 transactions in Ripple USD ($RLUSD), showing that both assets have continued to support payments within the ecosystem. Call for Developers to Build on XRPL Akinyele also urged developers to take advantage of the growing activity on XRPL by building new applications. He noted that AI agents already create demand for application programming interfaces (APIs), data and computing resources. Developers can meet this demand by creating products that allow AI agents to access and pay for digital services automatically. He mentioned low transaction fees, fast settlement, and a growing set of AI development tools as major advantages for developers working on XRPL. These features could help them create products that handle automated payments without relying on traditional payment methods for every transaction. Ripple has also taken steps to make it easier for developers to build AI payment applications. In June 2026, the company launched the XRPL AI Starter Kit, which provides tools, documentation, and integrations for developers creating agentic payment solutions on the ledger. The kit supports the x402 protocol and payments in both $XRP and $RLUSD. This allows AI agents to pay for API calls, model inference, and computing resources without the extra steps involved in traditional account-based payment systems. How x402 Supports Agentic Payments The x402 protocol provides the payment standard behind XRPL’s growing agentic activity. For context, the protocol is an open, internet-native payment standard built around HTTP, which allows online services to request payments through familiar internet infrastructure. This supports automated payments between AI agents and service providers, including payments for data, software tools, and computing resources. Coinbase originally developed the x402 protocol, while the x402 Foundation, hosted by the Linux Foundation, now oversees its governance. Ripple has also joined the foundation as a Premier Member, showing its involvement in the development and adoption of the standard.