TLDR
- Ripple Treasury launched the first TMS with native digital asset capabilities on April 1, 2026.
- Digital Asset Accounts support XRP and RLUSD with live fiat valuation and 15-decimal precision.
- Unified Treasury connects banks and digital asset providers through Ripple Treasury’s ClearConnect APIs.
- Ripple said 72% of surveyed finance leaders see digital asset solutions as needed to compete.
Ripple Treasury has launched Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury within its treasury management system. The company said the release adds native digital asset capabilities to an enterprise TMS for the first time.
The rollout went live globally on April 1, 2026, after a beta period with multiple customers. The release covers two products aimed at treasury visibility and asset control.
The launch lets finance teams view fiat and digital liquidity in one place. It also removes separate platforms, manual consolidation, and extra reconciliation steps. “Digital assets have arrived at the CFO’s desk,” said Renaat Ver Eecke, senior vice president of Ripple Treasury. The company said no new workflow is needed for basic use.
Digital Asset Accounts bring digital balances into the core TMS
Digital Asset Accounts let users open a regulated Ripple-native account inside the platform. No outside custody setup or separate treasury system is required, according to Ripple. That means digital balances sit beside cash balances in the same account structure. Users manage those balances from the same treasury environment.
Ripple said the feature supports XRP and Ripple USD, also known as RLUSD. It values those assets in fiat with live market rates from data providers. The platform also records native notional, fiat value, and price at each transaction event. Cash and digital assets can be valued in the same reporting currency.
Ripple said the system keeps 15-decimal precision for native notional amounts. The company said this can reduce rounding gaps during reconciliation. Finance teams can keep a full audit trail without exporting data to another tool.
Unified Treasury combines bank and digital liquidity in one dashboard
Unified Treasury gives treasury teams one real-time view of digital assets and cash positions. Customers can connect banks and digital asset providers through Ripple Treasury’s ClearConnect layer. Ripple said the same layer already supports its bank integrations. As a result, treasury data stays in one reporting view.
The company said onboarding can be completed in minutes through direct API connections. After that, the platform syncs transactions as activity occurs. That removes manual imports and reduces delays from batch updates. Teams can also choose the reporting currency used for digital asset balances.
Mark Johnson, vice president of global product, explained the design approach. He said digital assets should behave like cash inside the platform. He added, “Treasury teams shouldn’t have to think about whether a balance is onchain or in a bank account.”
Launch follows GTreasury deal and growing corporate demand
The launch expands software that Ripple gained through its 2025 acquisition of GTreasury. Ripple said the treasury business now builds on more than 40 years of treasury management work. The company also said it handled $13 trillion in payments volume during 2025.
Ripple linked the release to growing demand from corporate finance leaders. Its 2026 survey covered more than 1,000 finance leaders around the world. In that survey, 72% said digital asset solutions are needed to stay competitive. That response came as more firms explore stablecoins and tokenized settlement tools.
The company also cited strong stablecoin activity across the wider market. Ripple said stablecoins processed $33 trillion in 2025, up 72% from 2024. It said only a small share has reached uses such as payroll and remittances.
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