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Ripple Partners with Riyad Bank for Blockchain Payments

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Ripple Labs has forged a strategic partnership with Jeel, Riyadh Bank’s innovation branch, to enhance cross-border payments using blockchain technology under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative.

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Key Points:
  • Ripple Labs teams with Riyad Bank for blockchain innovation.
  • Focus on cross-border payments under Vision 2030.
  • XRP’s price sees a significant rise following partnership.

The collaboration signifies a breakthrough in Saudi fintech, enhancing XRP’s market position with an initial 5% price rise, spotlighting blockchain’s role in regional economic transformation.

Ripple Labs has entered a substantial partnership with Jeel, Riyad Bank’s innovation division, in Saudi Arabia to bolster blockchain technology for cross-border payments. This development aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals.

The collaboration involves Ripple Labs and Riyad Bank to harness blockchain for international transactions. While significant roles were assigned, specific leadership details from Ripple or Jeel remained undisclosed.

This partnership has already triggered a positive response in the cryptocurrency market. XRP saw a notable price boost, soaring by approximately 5% to a peak of $1.9180.

While the financial impacts are evident, there is no specific funding information disclosed for this initiative. The partnership aims to revolutionize cross-border payments, leveraging blockchain efficiency.

The absence of direct comments from notable industry leaders or stakeholders has led to a wave of market speculation and commentaries on likely outcomes.

Historically, Ripple’s strategies have benefited from partnerships to drive market expansion and adoption. Saudi Arabia’s fintech-friendly legislation could further impact future developments and blockchain integration.

Geoff Kendrick, Head of Digital Assets Research at Standard Chartered, forecasts “$8 by end-2026 due to ETF inflows ($1.25B since Nov 2025) and clarity, assuming $4-8B more in 2026.” Economic Times
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  • Byline - Reported by Joshua Trelawen
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