Nuvion has integrated Ripple USD, also known as RLUSD, into its global financial infrastructure platform in a move aimed at expanding stablecoin-powered payments and cross-border settlement for businesses.
In a statement dated July 7, 2026, the Miami-based company said the integration would allow businesses to move between traditional banking rails and blockchain-based payment networks through a single infrastructure layer.
Nuvion, an AI-powered global banking and cross-border payments platform built on fiat and stablecoins, said the development comes at a time when businesses are increasingly operating across multiple countries and currencies.
According to the company, moving money across borders often remains slow, fragmented, and dependent on legacy financial infrastructure that was not designed for an always-on global economy.
The integration of RLUSD is expected to give businesses more payment and settlement options, especially those managing global operations, treasury workflows, and cross-border transactions.
Through the integration, Nuvion said businesses and fintechs will be able to access faster cross-border settlement using stablecoin-powered rails, seamless movement between fiat currencies and digital assets, and enterprise-grade digital asset infrastructure.
The company added that the platform will also support global treasury and liquidity management across multiple markets, as well as embedded blockchain payment capabilities through a unified API.
Nuvion Managing Director Keisha Clark said the company believes the future of money movement will be increasingly real-time, programmable, and global.
“Integrating RLUSD expands the infrastructure available to businesses operating internationally, helping them access faster settlement, greater flexibility, and modern financial capabilities through a single platform,” Clark stated.
Ripple Product Lead Lauren Berta noted that stablecoins are increasingly becoming central to meeting demand for faster and more transparent cross-border payments.
Berta added that RLUSD was built to bring the efficiency of blockchain to global payments, giving enterprises and fintechs a practical and compliant way to move value around the world.
Nuvion said the integration strengthens its mission to build a unified operating system for global money movement by bringing together global accounts, payments, payouts, treasury, cards, foreign exchange, and stablecoin infrastructure.
The company noted that the platform is designed to help businesses scale across borders without relying solely on traditional correspondent banking systems.
Nuvion provides multi-currency accounts, global payment rails, treasury tools, and compliance infrastructure through a single API.
Ripple, founded in 2012, provides blockchain-based enterprise solutions across traditional and digital finance, including global payments, custody, liquidity, and treasury management.
