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Ripple: XRP Cryptocurrency Could Account for 14% of SWIFT’s X-Border Payments Volume
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse reportedly said Wednesday (June 11) that the company’s XRP cryptocurrency could account for 14% of the cross-border payment volume currently handled by SWIFT within five years. Noting that SWIFT handles messaging while banks handle liquidity, Garlinghouse said, “I think less about the messaging and more about liquidity,” Seeking Alpha reported Friday (June 13). “If you’re driving all the liquidity, it is good for XRP … so I’ll say five years, 14%,” Garlinghouse said while speaking at the XRP APEX 2025 event in Singapore, per the report. XRP serves as a bridge currency, ... (full story)
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