The first day of the major conference in the US began with major partnerships and announcements involving the likes of Robinhood and BNY, as well as new treasury capabilities and final OCC approval for Ripple National Trust Bank.
The company behind XRP followed those developments with a major Coinbase integration and fresh figures showing how quickly its broader institutional business is expanding.
Coinbase and RLUSD
Ripple and the leading US exchange announced that RLUSD is now available across several of the latter’s platforms, including Coinbase Prime, the actual trading platform, and the firm’s retail app, substantially widening access to the stablecoin in the US.
Retail and institutional clients can convert US dollars and other supported dollar-denominated stablecoins into RLUSD on a 1:1 basis. Support for Coinbase Global Exchange customers is also expected to follow, including the ability to use RLUSD as collateral.
The integration spans the XRP Ledger, Base, and Ethereum, giving users several options for depositing and withdrawing Ripple’s asset. The Brad Garlinghouse-led company will also provide liquidity on Base to support RLUSD’s expansion there.
The stablecoin’s market cap has surpassed $2.6 billion, according to data from CoinMarketCap, after launching in late 2024. It has increasingly been used for payments, institutional markets, trading, and on-chain finance.
“Our partnership with Coinbase meets that demand head-on. It brings RLUSD to the largest institutional client base in the U.S. crypto market, across execution, settlement, and custody – all in one place,” commented Jack McDonald, SVP of Stablecoins at Ripple.
This agreement follows Ripple’s Day 0 announcements with Robinhood, where RLUSD was positioned for use across retail services, institutional settlement, and Bitstamp by Robinhood.
Product Revenue Approaches $900M
The other major development highlighted during the first full day of the conference is that Ripple is on track to exit 2026 with an annualized product revenue run rate of almost $900 million. The company also reported that more than 1,700 institutions, corporations, and enterprises now use its infrastructure, while the number of customers has tripled this year.
Ripple explained that its products enabled more than $16 trillion in transactions during 2025, while Ripple Payments is approaching $150 billion in lifetime volume across more than 60 payout markets.
The firm attributed much of the recent expansion to customers increasingly using several of its products together rather than relying on a single service. Robinhood, BNY, DriveWealth, and Water.org were among the examples cited across payments, custody, stablecoins, prime brokerage, and treasury management.
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