An updated version of a stunning brief that the corporation released in late September is included in the most recent edition. It details how the Filipino payments company employs Ripple technologies, such as RippleNet and ODL, and illustrates why XRP is not a security, contrary to what the American regulator alleges. Exciting assertions made by I-Remit in the submitted amicus brief concern the SEC's capacity to comprehend the cryptocurrency business. Former director of Ripple development Matt Hamilton reacted to the summary of i-Remit by saying that these claims are encouraging because they demonstrate that such businesses are adopting XRP.
Ripple is still developing collaborations all across the world in the meanwhile. If the business has previously primarily engaged with Asian payment providers, then the most recent information is about Europe.
Wave signed its first agreements for ODL products in Sweden and France. The crypto company's latest partners are Xbaht, which handles cross-border transactions between Sweden and Thailand, and Lemonway, a French provider of payment solutions for online marketplaces. Ripple collaborates on several projects with the latter nation aimed at the Asian remittance sector.