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Ripple and BNY Explore Using XRP Ledger for Invoice Financing

(2 hours ago) · 1 source · Summarized by CryptoBipto

Ripple and BNY (formerly BNY Mellon) are reportedly exploring the use of the XRP Ledger to finance approved invoices. The collaboration would apply blockchain technology to trade finance, potentially streamlining how businesses receive payment for outstanding invoices. Details about the scope and timeline of the exploration remain limited.

WHY IT MATTERS

Invoice financing is a common service in traditional banking. Think of it like this: if a business is owed money by a customer but needs cash now, it can sell that invoice to a bank or financial company and get most of the money right away, rather than waiting weeks or months. The bank then collects the full amount later. Ripple and BNY are looking at whether blockchain technology — specifically the XRP Ledger — could make this process faster or more efficient. The XRP Ledger is a public blockchain network originally designed for fast, low-cost transactions. If a major bank like BNY were to use a blockchain for a real-world financial service like this, it would be a notable example of traditional finance experimenting with crypto infrastructure. However, this is still in the exploration phase, and there is no guarantee it will become a working product.

Ripple, the company behind the XRP Ledger, and BNY, one of the oldest and largest custodian banks in the United States, are exploring a joint effort to use blockchain technology in invoice financing.

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