08 July 2026 | Wednesday | News
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Companies currently operate in a world where customers, suppliers, contractors and partners are increasingly spreading across multiple countries and currencies. However, the movement of money across borders is often slow, fragmented and dependent on obsolete financial infrastructures that were not designed for an always connected global economy.
Nuvion, the global AI-driven and fiat-based and stable currency-based banking and payments platform for companies and fintechs, today announced the integration of Ripple USD (RLUSD) into its infrastructure platform, thus expanding payment and settlement capabilities based on stablecoins for companies operating internationally.
This integration incorporates RLUSD into Nuvion's unified global financial platform, allowing companies to seamlessly move between traditional banking systems and blockchain-based payment networks through a single layer of infrastructure.
As the demand for faster and more efficient global payments grows, companies increasingly require solutions that combine the speed and programmability of blockchain technology with the confidence, regulatory compliance and reliability of regulated financial systems. Together, Nuvion and Ripple are building an infrastructure designed for that future.
By integrating RLUSD, Nuvion continues to expand the payment and settlement options available to companies that manage global operations, treasury workflows and cross-border transactions.
Through this integration, Nuvion allows:
This integration further strengthens Nuvion's ability to help companies operate globally without relying exclusively on traditional correspondent banking systems, while providing greater flexibility in the way funds move between markets.
"We believe that the future of the money movement will be increasingly real-time, programmable and global," said Keisha Clark, CEO of Nuvion. "The RLUSD integration expands the infrastructure available to companies operating internationally, helping them access faster settlements, greater flexibility and modern financial capabilities through a single platform."
"Stablecoins are increasingly critical to meeting the demand for faster and more transparent cross-border payments," said Lauren Berta, Ripple's product leader. "RLUSD is designed to bring blockchain efficiency to global payments, providing companies and fintechs with a practical and compatible way to move value around the world. This integration shows how that utility is being put into practice, delivering infrastructure that companies can take advantage of with confidence."
Integration marks another milestone in Nuvion's mission to build a unified operating system for the global movement of money, bringing together global accounts, payments, settlements, treasury, cards, currencies and stable currency infrastructure to help companies scale smoothly across borders.
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