JPMorgan, Ripple, Mastercard Execute Tokenized Treasury Pilot on XRP Ledger

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JPMorgan, Ripple, Mastercard, and Ondo Finance have completed a pilot transaction transferring tokenized U.S. Treasurys across borders using both the XRP Ledger blockchain and traditional banking infrastructure. Ripple announced the pilot on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday, stating that the transaction demonstrates how institutions can execute cross-border payments in a single integrated flow by combining the XRP Ledger with global banking infrastructure.

Pilot Transaction Process

The pilot involved a multi-step process coordinated across blockchain and traditional payment networks. Ondo initially processed a redemption of its OUSG tokenized Treasury fund on the XRP Ledger. Mastercard’s multi-token network then routed payment instructions via Kinexys, JPMorgan’s blockchain-based payments platform. JPMorgan subsequently delivered USD to Ripple’s Singapore bank account, completing the cross-border settlement.

OUsg is a tokenized U.S. Treasury product that enables investors to hold short-term government securities in digital form.

Integration of Blockchain and Traditional Finance

Ondo Finance emphasized the significance of the transaction in a post on X, stating: “Tokenized assets are no longer separate from the global financial system. For the first time, a public blockchain and global banking infrastructure settled a cross-border transaction of a tokenized fund together in real time.”

The pilot represents a continuation of efforts by crypto firms, payments companies, and Wall Street institutions to develop faster, cheaper payment and settlement systems that can operate continuously.

Historical Context

Almost exactly one year prior to this pilot, JPMorgan’s Kinexys, Chainlink, and Ondo Finance completed a test transaction that settled a tokenized U.S. Treasurys fund across a public and permissioned blockchain network. Following that test, Ondo launched OUSG on the XRP Ledger. OUSG had previously been deployed on Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana since its launch in 2023.

OUSG Fund Metrics

According to Ondo, OUSG offers a 3.48% annual percentage yield (APY) and has a total value locked of $610 million.

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GateUser-78acf617vip
· 05-09 11:45
Established investment banks and innovative protocols team up; this scene was really hard to imagine before.
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KevinLeeevip
· 05-07 06:25
I do business, I deal on deals if you have a good deal you get it to me if I like it i buy your deal if you have money to buy my own i give you my deal you pay that's business 😂
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ColdWalletLeftInTheAirvip
· 05-07 05:02
Feels like Swift is about to get robbed?
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RugProofMoodvip
· 05-07 04:43
Traditional financial giants are finally starting to seriously engage with the blockchain.
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DaoSidequestervip
· 05-07 04:41
Ondo has won big this time, with institutional-grade RWA infrastructure in place
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SeeingTheChainThroughTheFogvip
· 05-07 04:40
JPMorgan + Ripple + Mastercard, this combination has some potential; the RWA (Real-World Asset) track is about to take off.
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BoringButBullishvip
· 05-07 04:23
Using XRP Ledger for cross-border government bond settlement, does this count as legitimizing XRPL?
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GateUser-94818fd0vip
· 05-07 04:22
Pilots are just pilots; large-scale commercial use still depends on regulatory approval.
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