Ripple has unveiled a process that allows corporate customers to incorporate XRP and RLUSD into treasury operations without building their own blockchain infrastructure.

On June 16, blockchain outlet The Crypto Basic reported that Ripple recently explained in a presentation how companies can open a digital asset account within “Ripple Treasury” and connect it to existing treasury workflows.

The key is that corporate treasury teams can complete account opening and integration within the platform without moving to a separate system. Users select “Digital Assets” from the “Connect” menu, then choose Ripple from the provider list. They then complete a one-time know-your-customer (KYC) process, confirm details, agree to terms and submit an application.

Ripple said that once the KYC process is completed, account provisioning proceeds automatically. When users click “Start setup,” the platform creates the digital asset account and activates necessary services in a single step. Institutions do not need to build blockchain infrastructure themselves or have a deep understanding of cryptocurrencies. Ripple handles the technical processing on the back end to make it easier for treasury teams to adopt digital assets.

Once the account is activated, companies can choose the digital asset account to be reflected in their treasury system. The platform pulls the account’s balance and transaction history and applies real-time exchange rates based on the organisation’s chosen reporting currency to value the digital asset balance. Ripple said that after activation, all balance changes and transactions are displayed in real time across the treasury management system.

The explanation comes as Ripple expands functionality after converting its existing GTreasury into “Ripple Treasury.” Ripple acquired Chicago-based treasury management system provider GTreasury, with more than 40 years of operating history, for $1 billion in October 2025. It said the deal allowed Ripple to access a broad customer base ranging from small and mid-sized companies to Fortune 500 firms.

Ripple officially launched Ripple Treasury in January 2026. The platform is designed to combine GTreasury’s treasury management software with Ripple’s blockchain infrastructure so traditional cash and digital assets can be managed together on a single platform. In April 2026, it added digital asset accounts and integrated treasury functions.

Ripple Treasury currently supports the creation and management of Ripple-hosted accounts that allow companies to hold XRP and RLUSD within the platform. Digital asset balances are displayed alongside fiat currency balances, and it also offers real-time fiat valuation and automatic transaction recording. Ripple is focusing on bringing demand for instant cross-border payments and the use of digital assets that operate 24 hours a day into corporate treasury systems.

Ripple said many customers want the benefits of digital assets, but in practice first ask how to begin adoption within existing treasury systems. In this situation, Ripple Treasury is expanding functions in a direction aimed at lowering adoption barriers for corporate treasury departments, highlighting a structure that links digital asset accounts with a single KYC.

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