- Ripple has announced that the three hundredth partnership was completed yesterday, marking a historic milestone.
- Furthermore, as many transactions with XRP were carried out this October as the whole of last year.
The positive news around Ripple is not abating. Ripple invests in innovative projects like the Vega Protocol and takes over smart companies like Strata Labs. The adaptation of XRP is being promoted in various industries. Ripple has always given high priority to the diversification of XRP applications. Ripple’s native token is designed to transfer more than just values from one end of the world to the other.
Ripple reaches another milestone: RippleNet counts 300 partners
Ripple has announced in a new press release that RippleNet has grown stronger than ever this year and now has 300 cooperation partners. Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, said at the current Swell conference in Singapore that his company has strongly promoted the development and deployment of On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) services, effectively promoting the adoption of XRP:
This year has been our strongest for Ripple yet. In 2019 we’ve seen continued momentum with customers, growth of RippleNet and adoption of On-Demand Liquidity. In just a year since we launched ODL, we are already making an impact on the bottom line for our customers
Ripple has cooperation partners in more than 45 countries on 6 continents who use RippleNet and have access to payment options in over 70 countries. Recent partners include Faysal Bank in Pakistan, bKash in Bangladesh, QNB in Kata and Finastra in the UK.
Garlinghouse is particularly proud of its partnership with MoneyGram as it is one of the largest money transfer companies in the world. According to Ripple, it took less than a month to set it up. MoneyGram began sending payments to Mexico and the USA. Since the company was very pleased with the result, another payment corridor was opened with the Philippines.