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The post Ripple Unveils Demo Payments for Stablecoin Transfers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ripple has released a demo of its Payments platform so that individuals can view its functionality. Interested users can access the designated site to test out these features. The Ripple Stablecoin Is Shown as the Primary Payment Instrument in the Demo Ripple senior director Reece Merrick has posted this preview on X. He shared a link directing users to the official Ripple website where the demo is available. The launch is intended to showcase Ripple’s ongoing push into enterprise payment solutions. Team @Ripple has put together a demo of our Ripple Payments product on our website Check it out here – https://t.co/pKD7zgb2Si 🚀 pic.twitter.com/evvqR5oomA — Reece Merrick (@reece_merrick) August 30, 2025 The demo shows that the Ripple stablecoin settlement system can function effectively in most markets. Users can easily see the way the Ripple USD (RLUSD) can become a part of their payment flow. The platform allows them to send payments directly to people in over 50 countries. The demo demonstrates that RLUSD can be converted into the traditional money, such as the British pound, prior to sending it to customers. In addition, the Ripple RLUSD stablecoin is now available in Japan following a recent $24 million mint. The interface shown in the demo features account balances in both U.S. dollars and RLUSD, along with exchange rate details. It also provides transaction history and access to payout functions. The company emphasizes that the tool is built to streamline stablecoin usage for corporate and institutional clients. The platform’s intention is to ensure that cross-border payments are faster, cheaper, and more transparent compared to current systems. The demo shows that the change between the digital asset and fiat is quite easy. This will provide businesses that makes high volume cross border transactions with an efficient way to perform payment settlements. New RLUSD… The post Ripple Unveils Demo Payments for Stablecoin Transfers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ripple has released a demo of its Payments platform so that individuals can view its functionality. Interested users can access the designated site to test out these features. The Ripple Stablecoin Is Shown as the Primary Payment Instrument in the Demo Ripple senior director Reece Merrick has posted this preview on X. He shared a link directing users to the official Ripple website where the demo is available. The launch is intended to showcase Ripple’s ongoing push into enterprise payment solutions. Team @Ripple has put together a demo of our Ripple Payments product on our website Check it out here – https://t.co/pKD7zgb2Si 🚀 pic.twitter.com/evvqR5oomA — Reece Merrick (@reece_merrick) August 30, 2025 The demo shows that the Ripple stablecoin settlement system can function effectively in most markets. Users can easily see the way the Ripple USD (RLUSD) can become a part of their payment flow. The platform allows them to send payments directly to people in over 50 countries. The demo demonstrates that RLUSD can be converted into the traditional money, such as the British pound, prior to sending it to customers. In addition, the Ripple RLUSD stablecoin is now available in Japan following a recent $24 million mint. The interface shown in the demo features account balances in both U.S. dollars and RLUSD, along with exchange rate details. It also provides transaction history and access to payout functions. The company emphasizes that the tool is built to streamline stablecoin usage for corporate and institutional clients. The platform’s intention is to ensure that cross-border payments are faster, cheaper, and more transparent compared to current systems. The demo shows that the change between the digital asset and fiat is quite easy. This will provide businesses that makes high volume cross border transactions with an efficient way to perform payment settlements. New RLUSD…

Ripple Unveils Demo Payments for Stablecoin Transfers

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Ripple has released a demo of its Payments platform so that individuals can view its functionality. Interested users can access the designated site to test out these features.

The Ripple Stablecoin Is Shown as the Primary Payment Instrument in the Demo

Ripple senior director Reece Merrick has posted this preview on X. He shared a link directing users to the official Ripple website where the demo is available. The launch is intended to showcase Ripple’s ongoing push into enterprise payment solutions.

The demo shows that the Ripple stablecoin settlement system can function effectively in most markets. Users can easily see the way the Ripple USD (RLUSD) can become a part of their payment flow. The platform allows them to send payments directly to people in over 50 countries.

The demo demonstrates that RLUSD can be converted into the traditional money, such as the British pound, prior to sending it to customers. In addition, the Ripple RLUSD stablecoin is now available in Japan following a recent $24 million mint.

The interface shown in the demo features account balances in both U.S. dollars and RLUSD, along with exchange rate details. It also provides transaction history and access to payout functions. The company emphasizes that the tool is built to streamline stablecoin usage for corporate and institutional clients. The platform’s intention is to ensure that cross-border payments are faster, cheaper, and more transparent compared to current systems.

The demo shows that the change between the digital asset and fiat is quite easy. This will provide businesses that makes high volume cross border transactions with an efficient way to perform payment settlements.

New RLUSD Platform Showcases Payment Tracking and Reporting

Also, this Ripple platform provides features such as payment tracking, reporting, and beneficiary management. The demo walkthrough illustrates how businesses can initiate payments, convert assets, and monitor transaction flow. The exchange rates are displayed in real time on the dashboard. This ensures a user knows the true value of its digital asset at the time of settlement.

This demo is part of the move by Ripple to expand its enterprise products. Ripple offers a practical demonstration that allows its potential customers to observe the functionality of the product, prior to its release on a broader scale.

The release of the demo indicates the intention of Ripple to enhance adoption by being open and accessible. In line with this, Ripple’s RLUSD recently launched on Aave’s Horizon RWA Market, extending its reach beyond enterprise settlement tools into decentralized finance.

It could also boost the position of Ripple, compared to competitors, in the ever-evolving market for stablecoins and payment settlements. Demo is currently available on an official site by the company.

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He holds a degree in Geophysics from OAU, Nigeria. When he’s not writing, he loves watching soccer and reading educative journals.
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