Ripple has launched ‘Ripple Mint,’ a new platform enabling institutional customers to mint, redeem, and manage its RLUSD stablecoin via a user interface or programmatic integrations. The company has also announced a strategic investment in Notabene, a regulated on-chain transaction infrastructure firm, to integrate RLUSD into Notabene Flow for enterprise stablecoin payments. RLUSD now holds a market capitalization near $1.6 billion and is expanding globally through partnerships in Japan, Singapore, and with Mastercard.
Ripple has advanced its RLUSD ambitions with the debut of Ripple Mint and a strategic partnership targeting enterprise stablecoin payments. The company announced a new platform that gives institutional customers a single way to access, mint, redeem, and manage RLUSD.
The main objective, stated by the company, is to make digital dollars easier to access, integrate, and operate at scale as stablecoins become embedded in trading, payments, and treasury operations. Ripple Mint expands RLUSD access beyond traditional workflows by allowing institutions to manage the stablecoin through either a user interface or programmatic integrations.
Institutions can mint and redeem RLUSD directly from the issuer and bridge the stablecoin across supported blockchains. The rollout will not affect existing customers, who can now use the platform for manual operations and automated integrations.
Alongside the launch of Ripple Mint, Ripple also made a strategic investment in Notabene, a company focused on regulated on-chain transaction infrastructure. The two companies said they will work together to grow enterprise stablecoin payments by integrating RLUSD into Notabene Flow.
The partnership combines Ripple’s enterprise payments ecosystem with Notabene’s institutional network, which reportedly spans more than 2,300 connected institutions across over 100 jurisdictions. It serves more than 280 customers and facilitates more than $2 trillion in annualized transaction volume.
Ripple’s RLUSD now has a market capitalization of nearly $1.6 billion. Last August, Ripple partnered with Japan’s SBI Holdings to distribute the stablecoin in the country through SBI VC Trade.
In March 2026, the company joined the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s BLOOM initiative with Unloq to test RLUSD for programmable cross-border trade settlement. A month later, OKX listed the stablecoin to expand its global access, and it was recently included in Mastercard’s expanded stablecoin settlement program.
