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Ripple news: XRP Ledger moves to add onchain lending in latest moves
A proposed XRPL standard would let institutions borrow against tokenized assets, with the blockchain enforcing loan terms while the underwriting stays with human credit teams. It still needs validator approval to go live.
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coindesk.com
Ripple news: XRP Ledger moves to add onchain lending in latest moves
A proposed XRPL standard would let institutions borrow against tokenized assets, with the blockchain enforcing loan terms while the underwriting stays with human credit teams. It…
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cryptobriefing.com
Ripple proposes lending features for institutions on XRPL
Ripple's XLS-66 Lending Protocol brings fixed-term institutional credit to the XRP Ledger, with tokenized RWAs surpassing $3 billion in April 2026.
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decrypt.co
XRP Ledger's 'Missing Layer' Draws Closer as Developers Test Lending, Credit Features: Ripple - Decrypt
Ripple outlined how the XRP Ledger Lending Protocol would provide institutions with a novel way to structure loans directly on-chain.
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cryptonomist.ch
Protocollo di prestito XRPL: innovazioni onchain
Scopri il protocollo di prestito XRPL, una svolta fondamentale per l'infrastruttura creditizia onchain che cambia le regole del lending.
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news.bitcoin.com
Ripple Spotlights XRPL Lending Protocol Proposal for Institutional Onchain Credit
Ripple outlined a proposed XRPL Lending Protocol to standardize institutional credit execution for tokenized assets while keeping underwriting off-chain,
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benzinga.com
Ripple Expands Into Credit Markets, But Volatility For XRP Looms At $1 Support
Ripple has launched the XRPL Lending Protocol, expanding the XRP Ledger into institutional on-chain credit by enabling loans.
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Ripple unveils XRPL lending protocol to expand onchain finance
Ripple launched the XRPL Lending Protocol on June 29, 2026, enabling institutional on-chain credit with off-chain underwriting via XLS-65 and XLS-66 specs.