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XRP News: Ripple Strikes Deal with a Leading Bank to Expand Global Custody Footprint

October 15, 202528 views0

Months after announcing ambitions in the Middle East and Africa region amid burgeoning enterprise crypto adoption, Ripple has partnered with a leading financial institution in Africa to provide institutional crypto custody in the region. This comes a major XRP news for the community amid increasing tokenization and regulatory clarity. Big XRP News Today: Ripple Partners

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