Ripple and XRP Gain Institutional Recognition In This New International Report

Prominent crypto commentator Amonyx (@amonbuy) has drawn attention to a notable development in the digital asset space.In a post on X, he revealed that the Institute of International Finance (IIF), an international association for the global financial services industry, has recognized Ripple’s technology and XRP as an alternative option for cross-border payments.Amonyx believes this is a bullish development, sharing an image excerpt from an IIF report. It lists Ripple’s network alongside other blockchain-based solutions in the context of stablecoins and cross-border payments.The IIF recognized Ripple’s infrastructure in a section discussing alternatives to traditional fiat systems for international transactions. Specifically, the report noted that “Ripple’s network provides an alternative infrastructure for cross-border payments using XRP, an unbacked (floating) digital asset.” JUST IN: The Institute of International Finance (IIF) recognizes #Ripple and $XRP as alternative for cross-border payments.Bullish pic.twitter.com/oc9ng4hJIe— Amonyx (@amonbuy) May 14, 2025Ripple Positioned Among Institutional PlayersThe IIF placed Ripple in a comparative analysis with other significant blockchain platforms. JP Morgan’s Kinexys (formerly Onyx) was referenced for its institutional cross-border payment framework.Circle’s USDC and PayPal USD were cited as regulated stablecoin solutions with growing adoption, particularly for remittances and retail use. Notably, Ripple recently reportedly made a $20 billion bid for Circle, and there is a good chance the company may add the USDC stablecoin to its payment network. Coinbase’s Base, a layer 2 blockchain, was also recognized for offering quality settlement at low costs.Within this group, Ripple’s presence signals increasing legitimacy in institutional finance. Unlike the other solutions highlighted, XRP is not a stablecoin. However, its numerous advantages for cross-border payments and real-time settlements have put it in the same conversation as other top assets.Institutional Endorsement of XRP’s Role in Cross-Border PaymentsInstitutional interest in XRP has been rising for some time. The digital asset’s inclusion in the IIF report reflects broader institutional recognition of the potential role decentralized technologies and digital assets can play in global payments.The IIF’s focus on speed and cost advantages was particularly relevant to Ripple’s business model, which has long emphasized XRP’s utility in reducing friction in cross-border transactions.Ripple’s payment service uses XRP as a bridge asset to eliminate the need for pre-funded nostro accounts, targeting high-frequency, cross-border corridors. The IIF’s mention of XRP validates Ripple’s positioning and expands visibility among financial stakeholders monitoring the evolution of payment rails.Ripple CTO David Schwartz recently drew attention to the importance of institutional adoption, noting that massive adoption and scalability can only happen when institutions are on board. With institutions now showing interest in XRP, a global expansion may be on the horizon.Disclaimer: This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses.Follow us on X, Facebook, Telegram, and Google NewsThe post Ripple and XRP Gain Institutional Recognition In This New International Report appeared first on Times Tabloid.