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Former SWIFT CEO highlights Ripple's XRP as a key value proposition for cross-border payments, while regulatory clarity and the resolution of the SEC case against Ripple may pave the way for potential SWIFT integration.
A SWIFT executive's comment on Ripple's acquisition of Rail has sparked excitement in the XRP community, seen as a recognition of Ripple's growing influence in cross-border payments.
A researcher presents code evidence linking XRP's infrastructure to ISO 20022 and SWIFT, suggesting technical integration between RippleNet, XRP, and global banking standards.
SWIFT has confirmed the integration of blockchain technology within the ISO 20022 framework, highlighting its role as a syntax-agnostic standard that enables interoperability across various technologies, including APIs and blockchain.
Ripple (XRP) is targeting SWIFT's $155 trillion cross-border payments market as global banks invest heavily in blockchain technology, with 345 banks adopting blockchain by 2025 and major institutions like HSBC and SBI Holdings leading the charge.
Teucrium CEO believes Ripple's technology could replace SWIFT, leading to the launch of the Teucrium 2x Long Daily XRP ETF, which has gained significant traction.
Celent analyst Alenka Grealish highlighted the potential of XRP and Stellar Lumens (XLM) in modern financial systems at the SWIFT SIBOS conference, emphasizing their role in the emerging 'Internet of Value'.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse criticizes the SWIFT banking network for its inefficiencies and highlights XRP's potential to replace SWIFT by offering faster, more transparent, and cost-effective cross-border transactions.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse argues that XRP is positioned to replace SWIFT due to its inefficiencies, highlighting XRP's potential to improve cross-border payments by reducing errors and freeing trapped liquidity.
An analysis projects that XRP could exceed $300 per token if it processes 28% of SWIFT's global transactions over the next decade, based on hypothetical scenarios and current market conditions.