【Bitu】Ripple has achieved an important regulatory breakthrough in Singapore! Its Singapore subsidiary, Ripple Markets APAC, has just received approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), expanding the scope of its major payment institution license.
The company established itself in Lion City in 2017, and Singapore has now become a strategic hub for their global layout. The company's president, Monica Long, revealed that this license upgrade means Ripple can invest more resources locally, focusing on building a smoother cross-border transfer channel for financial institutions—fast, stable, and secure.
For projects looking to operate payment businesses within a compliant framework, securing the MAS endorsement is no small feat. Ripple's recent move can be seen as a significant step forward in the Asia-Pacific market.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 12-01 07:27
The compliance license thing, Ripple is indeed playing a big game. But can cross-border transfers really speed up? It still feels a bit uncertain.
XRP should have risen by now, why is it still here like a crouching dragon and hidden tiger?
Monica Long is probably going to announce some grand vision again, but I just want to see real implementation.
Another focus on the Asia-Pacific strategy, I'm tired of hearing it, we still need to see how much money can be transferred.
The MAS endorsement is indeed good, but to put it bluntly, the XRPL ecosystem really needs to take off.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 12-01 07:26
Ripple is up to something big again, MAS should have approved this long ago, the compliance route should be paved like this. But that said, no matter how good it sounds, it's still the centralized system, we still have to see how much it can actually save users in transaction fees...
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 12-01 07:20
Ripple has really taken off in the Asia-Pacific now, the MAS endorsement is extremely valuable, and cross-border payments have always been a battlefield for competitors.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-01 07:19
Compliance, to put it simply, is for long-term sustenance. Ripple understands this principle.
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MrDecoder
· 12-01 07:12
Ripple's hand is played quite well; this territory in Singapore is indeed important. The endorsement from MAS serves as a passport for compliance players, but the effectiveness of cross-border payments still depends on how things actually land.
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0xSunnyDay
· 12-01 06:59
Ripple has really figured out compliance, hasn't it?
Ripple's Singapore subsidiary has received MAS approval to expand the scope of its payment license.
【Bitu】Ripple has achieved an important regulatory breakthrough in Singapore! Its Singapore subsidiary, Ripple Markets APAC, has just received approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), expanding the scope of its major payment institution license.
The company established itself in Lion City in 2017, and Singapore has now become a strategic hub for their global layout. The company's president, Monica Long, revealed that this license upgrade means Ripple can invest more resources locally, focusing on building a smoother cross-border transfer channel for financial institutions—fast, stable, and secure.
For projects looking to operate payment businesses within a compliant framework, securing the MAS endorsement is no small feat. Ripple's recent move can be seen as a significant step forward in the Asia-Pacific market.