The crypto landscape is seeing fresh collaboration as Ripple teams up with Alchemy Pay, expanding global access to its new stablecoin.
The partnership aims to simplify the process of acquiring RLUSD, Ripple’s fully-backed digital dollar, by bridging fiat and crypto transactions across more than 170 countries.
In a recent update, Alchemy Pay revealed that its platform will now support fiat on-ramps for RLUSD. This means that users worldwide will be able to purchase Ripple’s stablecoin using familiar local payment methods, thanks to Alchemy Pay’s vast fiat-to-crypto infrastructure.
The RLUSD token—issued through Ripple’s trust company, Standard Custody & Trust—was designed to meet rising demand for reliable, asset-backed stablecoins. The integration with Alchemy Pay positions it for broader adoption by making it easy to convert national currencies directly into RLUSD.
This strategic move is expected to bolster Ripple’s ambitions in the stablecoin space while reinforcing Alchemy Pay’s role as a key player in crypto payments infrastructure.
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