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Ripple’s stablecoin, RLUSD, has been integrated as collateral for futures trading on the Bitrue exchange. The development was confirmed on Thursday, April 16, alongside Deloitte’s independent verification of the asset’s reserves.
Deloitte’s validation certifies that RLUSD has more than $1.570B in reserves, exceeding its circulating supply. The confirmation from one of the “Big Four” is presented as reinforcing institutional confidence in the coin’s regulatory compliance under NYDFS standards.
The integration is expected to improve capital efficiency for traders in derivative markets by enabling RLUSD to be used as collateral for futures positions. In parallel, the move is framed as advancing RLUSD toward broader financial infrastructure use cases.
Beyond trading platforms, Ripple is also leading a pilot in Ghana aimed at modernizing tax collection using the stablecoin. The initiative seeks to simplify processes for more than 2 million SMEs, with an emphasis on settling tax obligations transparently and with operational flexibility.
The article describes the RLUSD rollout as part of a multi-layered utility strategy—supporting stability in leveraged environments in the short term while also targeting real-world public system integration in emerging markets. The next step highlighted is monitoring whether this regulatory and operational momentum can translate into greater day-to-day transaction usage relative to established competitors.
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