Bitwave to integrate RLUSD
13 March 2026 US
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Bitwave, an enterprise digital asset accounting platform, has announced support for Ripple USD (RLUSD), Ripple’s stablecoin, in a bid to bring the currency to institutional users and demonstrate real-world adoption.
Bitwave says it used RLUSD to pay a live vendor invoice to Ripple in an onchain, B2B transaction.
The firm says that through the integration of RLUSD, institutions will be able to send, receive, and reconcile stablecoin transactions with audit trails and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)-compliant reporting.
Commenting on the joint initiative, Pat White, CEO and co-founder of Bitwave, says: “We wanted to demonstrate the real enterprise utility of RLUSD in Bitwave Payments immediately.
“Integrating RLUSD gives our customers a trusted, interoperable stablecoin option that works seamlessly across onchain and traditional finance.”
Both Bitwave and Ripple say they plan to continue collaborating, aiming to expand multi-chain payments, onchain treasury, and settlement workflows.
Bitwave says it used RLUSD to pay a live vendor invoice to Ripple in an onchain, B2B transaction.
The firm says that through the integration of RLUSD, institutions will be able to send, receive, and reconcile stablecoin transactions with audit trails and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)-compliant reporting.
Commenting on the joint initiative, Pat White, CEO and co-founder of Bitwave, says: “We wanted to demonstrate the real enterprise utility of RLUSD in Bitwave Payments immediately.
“Integrating RLUSD gives our customers a trusted, interoperable stablecoin option that works seamlessly across onchain and traditional finance.”
Both Bitwave and Ripple say they plan to continue collaborating, aiming to expand multi-chain payments, onchain treasury, and settlement workflows.
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