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XRP Payments Module

ISO Module

XRP's designated role in ISO 20022 coin lists is as a bridge asset for cross-border payments, via Ripple's On-Demand Liquidity, with the ISO 20022 tie sitting at RippleNet rather than the token.

Within the ISO 20022 coin lists, XRP is positioned as the settlement asset for cross-border payment corridors. The logic is straightforward: banks currently need pre-funded nostro accounts in every currency corridor they serve, and Ripple markets ODL as a way to use XRP as an on-demand bridge instead.

RippleNet, Ripple's payment network, appears on ISO's Registration Management Group (RMG) member list as the first DLT-focused member, and Ripple says the network is aligned with ISO 20022. (The RMG membership and ISO 20022 alignment apply to RippleNet, not the XRP token or the XRP Ledger, and the site could not verify message-level specifics.) SBI Remit launched RippleNet's first live ODL implementation in Japan in July 2021, Santander's One Pay FX app (2018) was built on Ripple's xCurrent software, and MoneyGram and Ripple ended their partnership in March 2021.

The "module" framing assigns each of the 8 coins a specific functional role. XRP's role is payments and settlement.

Crypto Relevance

The XRP profile lists as open questions whether Ripple's payments relationships turn into sustained on-chain volume and whether RLUSD adoption grows in institutional corridors. Partnerships announced years ago do not by themselves show current usage.

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Last updated: 2026-09-29

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