Ripple Treasury first incorporated XRP and RLUSD into corporate financial management

CoinDesk reported on April 2 that Ripple has integrated its native digital asset functionality into its enterprise treasury management system, RippleTreasury, for the first time allowing corporate finance teams to hold, view, and manage XRP and RLUSD on a single platform alongside fiat balances. The new features include digital asset accounts and unified treasury, supporting real-time fiat valuation, 15-decimal precision, automated audit tracking, and connectivity to multiple external custodians via APIs—without the need for a separate wallet or third-party platform. Ripple’s senior vice president of Treasury said that digital assets have reached the CFO’s desk, and the question has shifted from “whether to participate” to “how to participate without disrupting existing operations.” Ripple said these capabilities are the first step in a broader digital asset framework, and will be expanded in the future to cross-border settlement, business-to-business payments, and generating overnight returns on idle capital through stablecoins via the repurchase market.