Ripple CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, has stated that Ripple Treasury facilitated $13 trillion in payments in 2025. The executive expects this number to grow in 2026 following the company’s unveiling of a new upgrade to its Treasury Management System (TMS), which will make it easier for institutions to hold and manage digital and fiat assets on a single platform.
Ripple CEO Applauds Treasury Growth
In an X post, Garlinghouse stated that the Ripple treasury has been “on a tear.” He noted that last year, more than $13 trillion in payments were handled on the platform, and with the recent upgrade, this number could grow even bigger.
Garlinghouse added that the success of the Ripple Treasury is attributed to new solutions unveiled on the network, such as enabling corporates to access a trusted, regulated platform that supports both fiat and digital currencies.
His statement was in response to an X post by Ripple Treasury’s Senior Vice President, Renaat Ver Eecke, who opined that this platform gives CFOs an easier entry point into the digital assets industry.
Major Upgrade Set to Increase Corporate Demand
On April 1, Ripple announced the launch of the Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury on Ripple Treasury, adding that it was the first of its kind. The company noted that the launch gave Ripple a competitive edge by ensuring that corporations dipping their toes into the crypto industry do not need multiple systems.
 
“Ripple Treasury gives the office of the CFO a trusted place to hold and manage digital and fiat assets – with no separate interface, no new workflows, and no need to navigate custody, wallets, or exchanges on their own. Corporate treasury has never had a digital solution like this before,” the statement read.
The company also attributed the launch to rising corporate demand. It noted that a survey of 1,000 financial leaders globally found that 72% want to offer a digital asset solution to gain a competitive edge. However, even with this demand, the available infrastructure is still lacking, but the recent upgrade by Ripple Treasury will address this.
Despite this development, XRP has remained under bearish pressure and continues to follow the negative sentiment in the broader market. At press time, XRP price traded at $1.31 with a 3% intraday loss.
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