Exodus Expands Native XRPL Support for XRP and RLUSD

Exodus Movement has expanded its integration with the XRPL network across its software wallet platform, introducing enhanced XRP tools and adding support for Ripple USD (RLUSD) in the same update. The company said the rollout strengthens Exodus’ XRPL infrastructure while maintaining full self-custody for users.

XRPL Integration Expands Core Wallet Functions

Exodus upgraded its wallet to enable direct, native interaction with the XRPL network. The update allows users to manage and send XRP from within the wallet interface, while also improving transaction handling and simplifying blockchain access through integrated tools.

The company said the upgrade goes beyond basic XRP storage. It noted that earlier versions treated XRP primarily as a standalone asset for storage and swaps, whereas the new version supports broader network-level functionality tied directly to XRPL.

Exodus stated that XRP is among the top assets on its platform, citing consistently high daily user activity and strong in-app swap volume as drivers for expanding its infrastructure.

CEO Comments on Self-Custody and Use Cases

JP Richardson, CEO and Co-founder of Exodus, said the expanded XRPL support provides “more ways to use XRP without sacrificing self-custody or the simplicity of the Exodus experience.” He also reiterated that XRP remains one of the wallet’s most used assets.

Richardson added that working with Ripple aligns with user demand and supports easier daily use of XRP. The company confirmed that users retain control of private keys at all times.

XRP and RLUSD Support Broadens Network Access

Alongside the XRPL enhancements, Exodus introduced support for Ripple USD (RLUSD) within the same update. The company described RLUSD as Ripple’s enterprise-grade stablecoin on the XRPL network, and said the wallet now enables storage, transfers, and swaps of RLUSD directly.

Exodus said the update allows users to manage dollar-pegged value on XRPL without relying on centralized exchanges. It also stated that in-wallet swaps are enabled between supported assets, and that transactions maintain Exodus’ non-custodial structure.

Foundation for Future XRPL Assets

Exodus said the integration establishes groundwork for broader XRPL-issued assets. The company indicated that future updates may include additional tokens and decentralized finance tools, describing the current release as foundational infrastructure expansion.

Exodus has supported XRP transactions for several years, but earlier versions were described as more limited to storage and trading. The new framework, the company said, integrates deeper blockchain features within the wallet.

Rollout and Availability

The company confirmed the rollout is now live for Exodus users across supported platforms, applying directly within its software wallet. Exodus continues to operate as a publicly traded firm behind the non-custodial platform.