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Exodus Movement, the publicly traded company behind the Exodus non-custodial software wallet, has announced an expansion of its support for the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The company said it is rolling out deep, native integration for the XRPL ecosystem, adding advanced in-wallet tools and new stablecoin support for its millions of users.
Exodus said the new integration enhances users’ ability to manage and send XRP directly from the wallet, with the goal of improving the experience of interacting with the public blockchain. The update also includes support for Ripple USD (RLUSD), which Exodus described as Ripple’s enterprise-grade stablecoin.
According to Exodus, users will be able to store, send, and swap dollar-pegged value on the XRPL without giving up their private keys or relying on centralized exchanges.
Exodus said it has supported basic storage and transactions for XRP for years. It added that XRP has grown to become one of the most dominant cryptocurrencies on the platform, and that it continues to rank among Exodus users’ top overall assets by daily user activity and in-app swap volume.
Exodus characterized earlier versions of the wallet as treating XRP primarily as a standalone coin for storage and trading. The company said the new update represents a shift toward comprehensive, network-level infrastructure, laying groundwork to support a broader range of XRPL-issued assets, tokens, and decentralized finance (DeFi) tools in the future.
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