Ripple is targeting $13 trillion in annual corporate transactions as a potential market to expand its RLUSD stablecoin. The distribution pipeline relies on GTreasury, a cash management firm acquired by Ripple for $1 billion in October 2025 and now operating under the name Ripple Treasury.
Ripple Treasury currently supports operations for approximately 1,200 corporate treasurers and chief financial officers (CFOs). Companies on the platform regularly move funds for domestic needs, cross-border payments, and intercompany liquidity management. Jack McDonald, head of stablecoins at Ripple, sees massive potential given that this client base handling $13 trillion annually still relies on conventional rails. “That client base is not onchain,” McDonald said.
Bridging Cash and Digital Assets
The Ripple Treasury platform revamps cash management workflows by combining cash visibility, forecasting, payment execution, and risk management with digital asset functionality on a single dashboard. This unified infrastructure directly supports Ripple’s strategy to push RLUSD adoption deeper into the institutional sector.
With RLUSD’s market capitalization standing at $2.4 billion, capturing even a fraction of corporate treasury liquidity could significantly expand the token’s circulating supply. However, McDonald was quick to manage expectations, clarifying that the $13 trillion figure represents the total transaction volume handled by clients rather than a projected volume for RLUSD.
Migration Share Remains Unclear
As of now, Ripple has not disclosed internal estimates regarding what percentage of the $13 trillion is expected to migrate to RLUSD. The true test of the $1 billion acquisition will be the platform’s ability to convince those 1,200 finance executives to adopt new rails and prove that stablecoin settlement outperforms their traditional banking partners in efficiency.
Onboarding major clients into the system is the first step; moving their capital onto the blockchain is a much longer journey. Reported by crypto.news.
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