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Coinbase Derivatives’ contracts made available to Ripple clients


05 March 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

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Ripple, along with derivatives clearing organisation Nodal Clear, has given Ripple Prime clients access to the full range of Coinbase Derivatives’ contracts cleared by Nodal Clear.

The contracts — including traditional futures contracts for cryptocurrencies and commodities, as well as US perpetual-style futures — will be available 24/7 in a Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)-regulated environment, according to the firms.

Certain contracts include: nano Bitcoin and nano Ethereum futures, along with both institutional and nano-sized contracts for Solana and XRP, among others.

Speaking on the joint venture, Noel Kimmel, president of Ripple Prime, says: “Offering the full suite of Coinbase Derivatives’ contracts within Ripple Prime’s robust clearing framework underscores our commitment to delivering increased market access and efficiency to institutions globally.”

Head of US Futures Exchange, Coinbase, Boris Ilyevsky, adds that the collaboration “reinforces our commitment to delivering deep liquidity, innovative contract design, and 24/7 trading to a broader range of market participants”.

Paul Cusenza, chairman and CEO of Nodal Clear, believes the partnership will allow Ripple’s clients to “efficiently access the full suite of Coinbase Derivatives’ contracts, further diversifying the trading opportunities available through our clearing services”.
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