- The recognition of XRP by the World Bank documents its efficiency at low cost in cross-border payments.
- XRP’s design as a bridge currency positions it as a strong alternative to traditional interbank systems and could replace SWIFT, for example.
The World Bank recognized XRP as the best digital currency for cross-border transactions and highlighted its efficiency, speed and cost-effectiveness in international money transfers – CNF reported.
As Levi of Crypto Crusaders tweeted, the recognition underscores XRP’s potential to transform global payments by providing a faster and cheaper alternative to traditional banking systems.
JUST IN: 🏦The World Bank has picked $XRP as the most suitable currency for cross-border transactions! pic.twitter.com/Ofc5vG6Lmz
— Levi | Crypto Crusaders (@LeviRietveld) September 2, 2024
Ripple has established XRP as a bridge currency for frictionless cross-border payments between different fiat currencies – CNF reported.
Expert forecasts predict a potential rise of XRP to 1,000 dollars, supported by a market of 1 trillion dollars, with XRP able to process 1,500 TpS at minimal cost.
A notable example of XRP’s efficiency is Arrington Capital’s transfer of $50 million in just 3 seconds for just $0.3. While Ripple’s XRP is often compared to Stellar’s XLM, XRP is optimized for financial institutions and businesses, while XLM is aimed at individuals.
The World Bank’s choice of XRP is an important milestone, and experts believe that XRP could play a crucial role in future international payment systems, potentially supporting a crypto-based SWIFT alternative.
While Ripple’s XRP has been recognized by the World Bank as the best currency for international transactions, it is trading at $0.5512, up 0.13% since yesterday and down 3.98% in the last week. Details are shown in the price chart below.
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