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- i-payout integrated Ripple Payments to enable real-time cross-border payouts into the U.S. and Canada.
- The deal targets faster settlement, better payment transparency, and lower working capital pressure for global platforms.
Ripple has expanded its payments network in North America through a new partnership with i-payout. The deal brings Ripple Payments into i-payout’s platform to support faster cross-border payments to the United States and Canada. The flow aims to enable faster settlement, payment visibility, and enhanced processing for businesses that send funds at scale.
i-payout is an API-first cross-border payout provider for businesses transferring money internationally. The platform facilitates payments to employees, sellers, and collaborators in a variety of markets. The Ripple integration allows the company to process payouts to the U.S. and Canada through a system built for real-time settlement.
"The digital marketplace is important to the future, and Ripple is the right partner to take us there." — Eddie Gonzalez, President, i-payout
Ripple Payments helps i-payout deliver real-time payouts into the U.S. & Canada, from days to seconds. 🌎
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— Ripple (@Ripple) March 16, 2026
Cross-border transfers to North America usually take several days to complete, placing pressure on working capital. Ripple’s infrastructure now gives i-payout a faster route for high-volume payout flows while also improving transaction tracking.
Previously, we reported that Ripple Payments went live in more than 60 markets and processed over $100 billion in transaction volume across fiat and stablecoin rails.
Ripple Boosts Payout Services for U.S. and Canada
The Ripple and i-payout partnership targets companies that depend on high-frequency payments across markets. These include digital marketplaces, payment service providers, fintech platforms, and companies that deal with treasury-related payouts. Other use cases supported by the system include merchant settlements and freelancer payments, where speed and transparency remain crucial.
Ripple’s payment network uses digital asset infrastructure to reduce friction in cross-border transfers. That design helps shorten processing times and lowers dependence on traditional correspondent banking routes. For enterprise clients, the result is a more direct payout process into two major markets.
i-payout linked the partnership to the wider growth of digital commerce. The company noted that global platforms need quicker access to funds as payout volumes increase across regions.
“The digital marketplace is important to the future, and Ripple is the right partner to take us there,” the company’s president commented.
The agreement also extends Ripple’s presence in another active payments corridor. North America is a significant destination for business disbursements, platform settlements, and partner payments. Through this integration, Ripple adds more coverage in a segment where payout speed can affect service delivery.
Ripple has continued to build its regulated payments footprint in other markets. The company recently outlined plans to seek an Australian Financial Services License to broaden its services in that region. Ripple has also remained busy in internal capital management, with a $750 million share buyback program that we recently reported.
