Ripple Earns DFSA License to Expand Crypto Payment Solutions in UAE
- Ripple’s DFSA license strengthens its foothold in the Middle East’s fintech sector.
- UAE’s regulatory clarity boosts institutional confidence in blockchain payments.
- Stablecoins like RLUSD are driving real-time settlements in global finance.
Ripple, a global leader in blockchain-based financial solutions, gained regulatory approval from Dubai’s DFSA to offer crypto payment services in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
With this license in hand, Ripple can now provide regulated crypto payment solutions to businesses across the UAE, solidifying its reputation as a trusted financial technology provider that meets tough compliance requirements worldwide.
The Middle East is a strategic hub for cross-border payments, with the UAE alone facilitating over $400 billion in global trade. Faster transactions, lower fees, and enhanced transparency are the advantages Ripple aims to deliver.
Institutional Confidence in Blockchain Adoption
A recent business survey conducted by Ripple revealed that 64% of financial leaders in the Middle East and Africa prioritize speed and efficiency in cross-border payments.
Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, e…
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Ripple Earns DFSA License to Expand Crypto Payment Solutions in UAE
- Ripple’s DFSA license strengthens its foothold in the Middle East’s fintech sector.
- UAE’s regulatory clarity boosts institutional confidence in blockchain payments.
- Stablecoins like RLUSD are driving real-time settlements in global finance.
Ripple, a global leader in blockchain-based financial solutions, gained regulatory approval from Dubai’s DFSA to offer crypto payment services in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
With this license in hand, Ripple can now provide regulated crypto payment solutions to businesses across the UAE, solidifying its reputation as a trusted financial technology provider that meets tough compliance requirements worldwide.
The Middle East is a strategic hub for cross-border payments, with the UAE alone facilitating over $400 billion in global trade. Faster transactions, lower fees, and enhanced transparency are the advantages Ripple aims to deliver.
Institutional Confidence in Blockchain Adoption
A recent business survey conducted by Ripple revealed that 64% of financial leaders in the Middle East and Africa prioritize speed and efficiency in cross-border payments.
Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, e…
The post Ripple Earns DFSA License to Expand Crypto Payment Solutions in UAE appeared first on Coin Edition.
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