Paxos Crypto Brokerage Rolls Out XRP Support for Partners
Eight point one million wallets hold XRP after the Oct. 7 announcement that expanded Paxos infrastructure. The update gives banks, brokers and fintech firms the tools to add XRP trading and custody inside their own apps without building the backend themselves.
Platform Level Update
Paxos made the support live on its side immediately. Partners decide when or if they turn the feature on for end users. No specific partner launch date or customer availability was named in the announcement.
The move fits Paxos existing process for every asset it lists. Each token goes through a review of its legal classification, track record and regulatory history. Ongoing monitoring and Travel Rule reporting stay in place after listing.
Regulatory Framework
Paxos operates as a national trust bank under Office of the Comptroller of the Currency oversight. That charter requires the same compliance checks applied to the 29 other assets already on the brokerage. XRP has circulated since 2012, giving it one of the longer track records among digital assets.
What Partners Receive
Firms that build on Paxos can now offer XRP deposits, withdrawals, buys, sells and transfers through the white label system. The infrastructure handles custody and settlement. Each partner keeps control over which assets appear to its customers and when those assets go live.
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Next Steps for Users
Anyone wanting XRP through a Paxos partner will wait for that specific app to activate the feature. Paxos Crypto Brokerage itself does not sell directly to individuals. Access remains tied to the partner apps that choose to enable it.
The announcement keeps the focus on regulated infrastructure rather than immediate retail rollout. Partners now have the option to add XRP without separate compliance work.