Scammers are targeting XRP holders by impersonating major banks following the integration of the XRP Ledger into the banking sector and the launch of the RLUSD stablecoin. They generate attractive vanity wallet addresses and create fake tokens mimicking recently announced banking brands, as revealed by XRPL Foundation contributor @Vet_X0. The deployment of the Evernorth fund worth 473 million XRP through major exchanges and Cross River Bank’s tests of the RLUSD stablecoin triggered these new scams. The specificity of these attacks lies in their shift from technical exploitation to social engineering: the very transparency of the blockchain now works against investor security. Experts recommend trusting only communications published on the official websites of the companies involved.
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