Ripple is stepping up its presence in Brazil as it broadens its digital asset services and prepares to enter the country’s formal crypto regulatory system. The payments-focused blockchain firm said Tuesday it is rolling out an expanded suite of offerings designed for banks and fintechs, while also planning to apply for a Virtual Asset Service Provider licence with the Central Bank of Brazil. The move places Ripple at the centre of Brazil’s evolving crypto framework, where regulators are building structured oversight for digital asset firms. By combining payments, custody and trading tools into one system, the company is positioning itself as a full-service infrastructure provider for financial institutions operating across borders, particularly in fast-growing emerging markets.
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