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Story: Ripple Eyes RLUSD Stablecoin Expansion in Europe via Luxembourg License

By Steven Anderson

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Ripple’s Push into Europe with RLUSD. Ripple, known for its blockchain-based payment solutions, is reportedly working behind the scenes…

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Why Luxembourg?. Luxembourg has a growing reputation as a hub for regulated crypto businesses.

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Ripple’s Official Response. When asked about the licensing application, Ripple did not deny the reports.

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Recent Moves to Build RLUSD’s Credibility. Ripple’s European ambitions follow a series of key decisions aimed at building trust in RLUSD.

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Europe’s Growing Role in the Stablecoin Market. Ripple’s expansion plans come at a time when the European Union is tightening oversight on crypto…

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What’s Next for RLUSD in Europe?. If Ripple secures its license in Luxembourg, the next steps could include:

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Ripple is making a major move to bring its U.S. dollar–pegged stablecoin, RLUSD, to the European market.

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Ripple, known for its blockchain-based payment solutions, is reportedly working behind the scenes to expand its stablecoin ambitions beyond the U.S.

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Sources familiar with the matter say Ripple has filed for an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license in Luxembourg.

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Ripple has already taken steps to support this move by incorporating a legal entity named Ripple Payments Europe SA in Luxembourg back in April.

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Luxembourg has a growing reputation as a hub for regulated crypto businesses. While only one stablecoin issuer has reportedly received a license there so far, the country offers…

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Under the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework, stablecoin issuers must keep at least 60% of their reserves in banks.

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When asked about the licensing application, Ripple did not deny the reports. Instead, a company spokesperson shared that Ripple is focused on expanding into regulated markets.

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"We see significant opportunity in the European market and we intend to become MiCA-compliant."

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This statement confirms Ripple’s intentions to align with local laws and enter new territories, particularly in Europe, where stablecoin adoption is growing and regulatory…

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