Ripple-Backed USDB Stablecoin Goes Live on XRPL for Cross-Border Payments in Latin America
- Braza launched the USDB stablecoin on May 22, 2025, using the XRP Ledger for fast and low-cost transactions.
- USDB is pegged to the U.S. dollar and works alongside BBRL to support both regional and international financial needs.
- Ripple’s XRPL infrastructure enables real-time payments, aiming to expand stablecoin adoption across Latin America.
On May 22, 2025, RippleX announced that Braza Group launched its new USD-backed stablecoin, USDB, on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The move targets individuals and institutions in Latin America, enabling faster and more secure international transactions.
USDB is pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar and functions natively on XRPL. The network offers quick settlement, low fees, and built-in token support. Braza aims to improve digital finance access in markets where currency volatility and limited banking infrastructure remain challenges.
This launch adds to Braza’s presence on XRPL, where its local token BBRL already operates. The two assets together are designed to support use cases like payments, transfers, and digital asset interactions across borders.
Ripple Infrastructure Powers Real-Time Settlement
Braza selected XRPL…
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Ripple-Backed USDB Stablecoin Goes Live on XRPL for Cross-Border Payments in Latin America
- Braza launched the USDB stablecoin on May 22, 2025, using the XRP Ledger for fast and low-cost transactions.
- USDB is pegged to the U.S. dollar and works alongside BBRL to support both regional and international financial needs.
- Ripple’s XRPL infrastructure enables real-time payments, aiming to expand stablecoin adoption across Latin America.
On May 22, 2025, RippleX announced that Braza Group launched its new USD-backed stablecoin, USDB, on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The move targets individuals and institutions in Latin America, enabling faster and more secure international transactions.
USDB is pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar and functions natively on XRPL. The network offers quick settlement, low fees, and built-in token support. Braza aims to improve digital finance access in markets where currency volatility and limited banking infrastructure remain challenges.
This launch adds to Braza’s presence on XRPL, where its local token BBRL already operates. The two assets together are designed to support use cases like payments, transfers, and digital asset interactions across borders.
Ripple Infrastructure Powers Real-Time Settlement
Braza selected XRPL…
The post Ripple-Backed USDB Stablecoin Goes Live on XRPL for Cross-Border Payments in Latin America appeared first on Coin Edition.
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