Ripple’s $13T Frenzy: CEO Claims Treasury Is Just Warming Up (And It’s All Legal!)

In a recent digital missive, Ripple‘s helmsman Brad Garlinghouse declared that Ripple Treasury, a monolithic entity birthed from the acquisition of GTreasury, has shepherded a staggering $13 trillion in payments last year for clients ranging from beleaguered SMEs to Fortune 500 titans. Notably, not a single cent traversed the crypto abyss-because who doesn’t want to revolutionize finance without actually doing anything radical?

The acquisition, a veritable titan of financial alchemy, now boasts the audacious claim of orchestrating $13 trillion in transactions, all while whispering sweet nothings to the crypto crowd: “We’re just getting started, darling.”

HOT Stories

Stellar (XLM) Outpaces Ripple and XRP in RWA Tokenization Race, 32 Billion SHIB Withdrawn as Shiba Inu Coin Exchange Exodus Resumes, Apple Futures Now Live on Binance: Morning Crypto Report

‘Living Rent-Free’: Ripple CEO Fires Back at Avalanche Founder

In a move that would make even the most jaded Wall Street analyst yawn, Ripple unveiled Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury within its Treasury ecosystem-a first-of-its-kind integration of digital assets into treasury management systems, because nothing says “innovation” like burying complexity under layers of bureaucracy.

Ripple CEO reveals secret sauce

Garlinghouse, with the gravitas of a man selling snake oil in a cathedral, proclaimed in a tweet: “Ripple Treasury is on a tear-last year facilitating $13T in payments for customers. This year, with the addition of native digital asset capabilities? LFG.” Because nothing says “legitimacy” like a hashtag.

The secret sauce? A two-part elixir of corporate trust and account harmony-because who doesn’t want to simplify their financial life with a sprinkle of magic? 1/ Give corporates a regulated entry point, 2/ Erase the chaos of managing fiat and digital accounts. Both now solved, naturally.

Ripple Treasury is on a…

– Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) April 2, 2026

Garlinghouse, ever the bard of blockchain, insists the “secret sauce” lies in offering corporates a “trusted, regulated entry point” and “removing friction between accounts”-a feat achieved by somehow convincing CFOs that this is less terrifying than it sounds.

Meanwhile, Ripple Prime has become the darling of corporate boards and CFOs, who now demand faster money transfers, because apparently, patience is no longer a virtue in the age of instant gratification.

In a twist that would make Dickens blush, Ripple expanded its HyperliquidX integration to include HIP-3 symbols, granting institutions access to on-chain futures on gold, silver, and oil-because why not trade in tangible assets when you can digitize everything else?

This week, Convera, a commercial payments firm, joined the fray, partnering with Ripple to offer crypto-enabled solutions for businesses. A bold move, or as some might say, “another brick in the pyramid of financial obfuscation.”

Read More

2026-04-02 17:01