Japan expands XRP use as FSA approves RLUSD and SBI issues 10 billion yen in tokenized bonds
Japan's FSA approval of Ripple's RLUSD and licensing of SBI Ripple Asia to issue prepaid payment tokens on XRPL materially strengthens regulatory clarity and distribution for XRP-linked infrastructure. Additional adoption signals—tokenized bonds rewarding XRP, shareholder XRP distributions, bank remittance usage, and Rakuten loyalty integration—expand real-economy touchpoints. Near term, this improves institutional credibility and can lift liquidity and network usage expectations for XRP in Japan.
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) has approved Ripple’s stablecoin RLUSD and licensed SBI Ripple Asia to issue prepaid payment tokens directly on the XRP Ledger, targeting a market worth roughly $200,000,000,000. SBI has also issued 10 billion yen in tokenized bonds that reward investors with XRP, and six SBI subsidiaries now distribute XRP directly to shareholders. Banks including Tottori Bank are using Ripple-powered rails for remittances, while Rakuten is integrating XRP into its loyalty ecosystem for 44 million users. XRP is Japan’s third most adopted cryptoasset and is supported by 20 licensed exchanges.