Ripple Shares How Institutions Can Seamlessly Add XRP to Their Treasury Account

Ripple has shown how institutions can bring XRP and its RLUSD stablecoin directly into their treasury operations through its Ripple Treasury platform. 

In an elaborate presentation, the company shared how businesses can activate digital asset accounts and add digital assets to their treasury workflows without leaving the platform.

Ripple Shows How Institutions Can Get Started With Digital Assets

During the presentation, Ripple explained that many customers want to benefit from digital assets, especially for instant cross-border payments and opportunities that remain available around the clock. 

However, according to the company, the first question many institutions ask is how they can begin using digital assets within their existing treasury systems.

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Ripple said the process starts inside Ripple Treasury. Specifically, users can go to the Connectivity section and select Digital Assets, where they can view the available providers. 

Among those options is Ripple, which serves as the built-in route for customers looking to add digital assets directly through the platform.

After choosing Ripple and starting the setup process, users complete a one-time Know Your Customer (KYC) verification. The platform guides them through the required steps, allowing them to confirm their details, agree to the terms and conditions, and submit their application.

One-Time Setup Gives Access to Digital Asset Accounts

Ripple explained that once users complete the KYC process, Ripple Treasury automatically prepares everything needed for the account. When they select Start Setup, customers can create their digital asset accounts, activate the required services, and gain access through a single process.

The company stressed that institutions do not need to set up blockchain infrastructure or have deep knowledge of cryptocurrency. Notably, Ripple handles the technical side in the background, making it easier for treasury teams to start using digital assets.

After activation, users can select the digital asset accounts they want to bring into Ripple Treasury. The platform imports both balances and transaction records. It also uses real-time exchange rates to convert digital asset balances into the reporting currency selected by the organization.

Ripple added that once the accounts become active, every balance update and transaction appears across the treasury management system in real time.

Ripple’s GTreasury Acquisition

The presentation comes after Ripple transformed GTreasury into Ripple Treasury. In October 2025, Ripple announced its $1 billion acquisition of GTreasury, a Chicago-based treasury management system provider with more than 40 years of industry experience.

The acquisition gave Ripple access to a broad customer base that ranged from small and medium-sized businesses to Fortune 500 companies. Ripple completed the deal later in 2025.

By January 2026, the company officially launched Ripple Treasury. The platform combined GTreasury’s treasury management software with Ripple’s blockchain infrastructure. This creates a system that manages both traditional cash and digital assets from a single platform.

XRP and RLUSD Move Into Corporate Treasury Operations

Ripple expanded the platform in April 2026 with the launch of Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury capabilities. The company noted that these represented the first native digital asset tools built directly into an enterprise treasury management system. 

Ripple Treasury now allows organizations to create and manage Ripple-hosted accounts that hold XRP and RLUSD directly within the platform. 

The system displays digital asset balances alongside fiat balances, provides real-time fiat valuations, and automatically records transactions. Customers only need to complete a one-time KYC process to connect directly with Ripple.