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Ripple and DXC Partners collaborate
22 January 2026 US
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Ripple has partnered with DXC Technology, an enterprise technology and innovation partner, in a bid to aid banks in their adoption of digital asset custody and payment capabilities at an institutional scale.
The initiative, leveraging DXC’s Hogan core banking platform, will integrate Ripple’s digital asset custody and its payments technology into large-scale banking environments, said to allow Hogan clients the ability to deliver digital custody and payment capabilities in a streamlined way.
The collaboration, intended to bridge the gap between TradFi and DeFi, sets out to enable financial institutions and fintechs the ability to access digital asset technology seamlessly.
Through the partnership, programmable payments, in addition to the tokenisation, custody, and transfer of digital assets, are said to allow institutions to deliver regulated digital asset use cases without disrupting their core banking systems, according to the companies.
Sandeep Bhanote, global head and general manager of financial services at DXC, believes that “for digital assets to move into the financial mainstream, institutions need secure custody and seamless payment capabilities”.
Vice president and managing director, North America at Ripple, Joanie Xie, adds that the partnership is enabling banks “to deliver secure, compliant digital asset use cases at enterprise scale without disruption,” to alleviate their “increasing pressure to modernise while continuing to operate on complex infrastructure”.
The initiative, leveraging DXC’s Hogan core banking platform, will integrate Ripple’s digital asset custody and its payments technology into large-scale banking environments, said to allow Hogan clients the ability to deliver digital custody and payment capabilities in a streamlined way.
The collaboration, intended to bridge the gap between TradFi and DeFi, sets out to enable financial institutions and fintechs the ability to access digital asset technology seamlessly.
Through the partnership, programmable payments, in addition to the tokenisation, custody, and transfer of digital assets, are said to allow institutions to deliver regulated digital asset use cases without disrupting their core banking systems, according to the companies.
Sandeep Bhanote, global head and general manager of financial services at DXC, believes that “for digital assets to move into the financial mainstream, institutions need secure custody and seamless payment capabilities”.
Vice president and managing director, North America at Ripple, Joanie Xie, adds that the partnership is enabling banks “to deliver secure, compliant digital asset use cases at enterprise scale without disruption,” to alleviate their “increasing pressure to modernise while continuing to operate on complex infrastructure”.
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