Arf says it has scaled to roughly $10 billion in annual global settlement volume, with capital turning over four times a month. Through the partnership with Ripple, Arf will supply short-term working capital powered by RLUSD, deployed and repaid as cross-border payments settle, addressing capital tied up across markets. The company calls this the first phase of a broader initiative to bring settlement liquidity to the XRP Ledger, with deeper integration planned once XRPL's native lending infrastructure becomes available.

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  1. First reportArf and Ripple bring RLUSD-powered settlement liquidity to the XRP Ledger16 acc.
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  • @RippleFirst reportOn X ↗

    Settlement liquidity is exactly the kind of use case @XRP Ledger and RLUSD are built to support.@Arf_One is bringing its approach to settlement liquidity to the XRP Ledger, using RLUSD to support short-term working capital for licensed payment companies as cross-border payments… https://t.co/h4XdEzA3IF

  • @CoinDeskOn X ↗

    JUST IN: @Arf_one partners with @Ripple to bring $RLUSD powered settlement liquidity to the XRP Ledger, giving licensed cross-border payment companies access to short-duration working capital backed by Arf’s $10B annual settlement volume.

  • @BSCNWire BSCN NewswireOn X ↗

    Arf and payments firm @Ripple will deliver $RLUSD settlement liquidity on the XRP Ledger, giving licensed payment firms short-term working capital for cross-border transfers.https://t.co/iE90FMpHkZ

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  • @RippleXityOn X ↗

    🚨 JUST IN: #Ripple partners with Arf to bring settlement liquidity to the $XRP Ledger. → The problem: Payment companies have to pre-fund every cross-border transfer, then wait days for it to settle. That locks up huge amounts of working capital. Bank credit lines take months…

  • @cryptodotnews crypto.newsOn X ↗

    NEW: Arf brings settlement liquidity to XRP Ledger using $RLUSD The initiative aims to provide short-term working capital for licensed payment companies, helping free up funds tied up during cross-border payment settlements.

  • @ChartNerdTA 🇬🇧 ChartNerd 📊On X ↗

    🔥 HUGE! Arf is bringing $RLUSD powered settlement liquidity to licensed cross-border payment companies on XRPL. When native lending infrastructure comes online, it will equally become a significant part of settlement liquidity, with $XRP supporting the underlying network 👇🏼 https://t.co/gGf5zat2mS

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