Ripple Prime Integrates with NSCC Clearing System, Advancing Digital Asset and Traditional Finance Convergence

Ripple Prime (formerly Hidden Road), Ripple's institutional-grade brokerage service platform, has been officially listed in the National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC) clearing directory, marking its formal integration into the core U.S. post-trade infrastructure. This development not only strengthens Ripple's presence in the traditional financial system but also builds a more solid bridge for connecting digital assets with mainstream capital markets.

As the world's largest non-bank institutional brokerage, Ripple Prime is now deeply embedded in the NSCC's clearing network, enabling it to provide clients with comprehensive services across asset classes, covering digital assets, foreign exchange, fixed income, and derivatives trading. Through a unified brokerage architecture, clients can easily manage risk exposure in centralized and decentralized markets, achieving efficient and secure trading loops.

Notably, Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD is now accepted as eligible collateral for some brokerage products, further expanding its practicality in institutional trading scenarios. This move not only enhances the liquidity and acceptance of RLUSD but also strengthens the financial synergy within the Ripple ecosystem. This NSCC directory inclusion is a key step in Ripple's institutional business layout since acquiring Hidden Road. It indicates that Ripple is gradually transforming from a pure blockchain technology provider into a comprehensive financial services platform that can seamlessly connect traditional financial systems and digital asset markets. By combining standardized clearing processes with blockchain settlement capabilities, Ripple is paving the way for the large-scale institutional application of digital assets.