Ripple Secures Major Asia Deal as Linklogis Adopts XRPL for Trade Finance
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Ripple’s XRP Ledger (XRPL) has landed a key integration in Asia, with Chinese fintech giant Linklogis set to run its digital supply chain finance platform on XRPL’s mainnet.
The collaboration will allow Linklogis to tokenize invoices and settle cross-border transactions tied directly to real trade flows. By bringing receivables on-chain, the system is designed to enhance liquidity, accelerate financing, and improve trust in supply chain assets, a sector that handles trillions of dollars globally each year.
Expanding into stablecoins and AI-powered finance
Beyond supply chain tokenization, both companies plan to extend their cooperation into stablecoin development and smart contract–based trading of supply chain assets. Future plans also include using artificial intelligence to optimize trade financing.
Linklogis processed RMB 20.7 billion ($2.9 billion) in cross-border assets across 27 countries in 2024, underscoring the scale Ripple could tap into with this partnership.
Ripple strengthens Asia presence
The deal comes at a time of rapid Ripple expansion across Asia. In South Korea, custody provider BDACS has launched institutional-grade XRP storage, supporting major exchanges under local regulations. In Japan, SBI Holdings is preparing to list Ripple’s upcoming RLUSD stablecoin and is exploring yen-backed tokens. Ripple also partnered with Web3 Salon, funding up to $200,000 in grants for XRPL-based projects.
Why it matters
For Ripple, embedding XRPL into one of China’s largest fintech ecosystems marks a strategic step toward mainstream adoption. For Linklogis, blockchain integration could reshape how global trade receivables are financed, with the potential to ripple (no pun intended) across markets worldwide.
If successful, this move could position XRPL as a cornerstone of Asia’s digital finance infrastructure, at a time when blockchain adoption in trade and settlement is accelerating.
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