Bitget Wallet has integrated the XRP Ledger into its ecosystem, giving its 90 million users access to XRP transfers, RLUSD trading, and cross-chain swaps tied to one of crypto’s largest non-custodial wallet platforms.
The move will give XRPL broader retail distribution while also positioning Ripple’s dollar-backed stablecoin within a wallet built around payments, not just trading.
This deployment brings XRPL into Bitget Wallet’s extensive on-chain payments matrix. The company describes it as an infrastructure that links blockchain with bank rails, cards, and merchant payments. According to Bitget, users will be able to send and receive XRP and RLUSD on XRPL, exchange XRPL assets across multiple chains, use RLUSD fiat on-ramps and off-ramps, and interact with XRPL-based applications directly within their wallets.
Ripple says RLUSD is natively issued on both the XRP ledger and Ethereum, is fully backed by segregated cash and cash equivalent reserves, and is redeemable for USD on a 1:1 basis. This structure makes RLUSD one of the most visible challengers in the regulated dollar stablecoin race, even though it is still much smaller than the market leader.
For XRPL, the partnership with Bitget Wallet adds one more retail distribution channel as the network leans further into payments and real-world financial use cases. While XRPL’s official website touts its low-cost remittance and payments ledger, recent Bitget materials also point to XRPL native card-based spending as part of a broader push into everyday usage.
Bitget Wallet has framed this integration as part of a larger shift in cryptocurrency wallets from being simple asset storage tools to becoming complete financial interfaces. The company said it will combine this integration with limited-time incentives aimed at driving RLUSD usage, liquidity, and activity across XRPL-based applications.
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