PwC's latest report lists Ripple as a key "financial services infrastructure" and recognizes the role of its RippleNet network in enabling real-time settlement, cross-border payments, and liquidity management. The analysis highlights Ripple's strategic value to banks and payment service providers, going beyond its role as a digital token (XRP), positioning it as a bridge connecting traditional finance and the decentralized economy. This recognition is seen as a milestone that is expected to accelerate institutional adoption of Ripple amid an increasingly clear regulatory environment.
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PwC's latest report lists Ripple as a key "financial services infrastructure" and recognizes the role of its RippleNet network in enabling real-time settlement, cross-border payments, and liquidity management. The analysis highlights Ripple's strategic value to banks and payment service providers, going beyond its role as a digital token (XRP), positioning it as a bridge connecting traditional finance and the decentralized economy. This recognition is seen as a milestone that is expected to accelerate institutional adoption of Ripple amid an increasingly clear regulatory environment.