Ondo Launches Tokenized US Treasuries on XRPL
- Lyla Velez
- June 11, 2025
Key Points:
- Ondo and Ripple team up for finance innovation.
- Institutionally focused, compliance-first financial products.
- Ongoing integration signals trust in XRP Ledger.
The event is significant as it underscores the rising trend of bringing real-world assets to blockchain platforms, potentially transforming institutional finance.
Ondo Finance has deployed its Short-Term US Government Treasuries (OUSG) on the XRP Ledger, integrating with Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin. This marks a step forward in the tokenization of real-world assets. Learn more about how tokenized treasuries launched on the XRPL platform.
The collaboration involves Ripple, utilizing its RLUSD as a settlement and bridge asset. Ian De Bode of Ondo highlighted the expanded institutional access through this integration with XRPL.
“Launching OUSG marks a point where institutions can begin to rely on trusted assets on public blockchains, i.e., in a developing tokenized market, Treasuries, not IOUs.” — Markus Infanger, SVP, RippleX
The initiative allows 24/7 minting and redeeming of OUSG, enhancing institutional liquidity. The move has also triggered interest in XRPL, signaling a growing trust among financial institutions in blockchain solutions.
Financial implications include anticipated increases in XRPL’s institutional adoption, potentially boosting the XRP and RLUSD ecosystems. The compliance-first approach strengthens marketplace credibility. Discover Archax’s innovative digital asset exchange services which further enhance financial access.
The deployment hints at broader adoption of blockchain-based financial products, with possible regulatory scrutiny due to increased interest from institutional players. Historical success on Ethereum and Solana suggests potential positive outcomes.
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