Ripple announced the acquisition of GTreasury, a global leader in treasury management systems, for $1 billion, in a new step that strengthens its position as a leader in enterprise digital asset infrastructure. According to the company's statement, this agreement will open the doors to the trillion-dollar corporate treasury market for Ripple and give it direct access to the world's largest and most established companies. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said, “For too long, money has been trapped in slow and inefficient payment infrastructures. This increases costs and makes it difficult for companies to enter new markets. Blockchain technology is an ideal tool to solve these problems. With the combination of Ripple and GTreasury, finance teams can now put their locked capital to work, process payments instantly, and capitalize on new growth opportunities.” Related News: Sony Takes a Major Step Towards Cryptocurrencies As Fortune 500 companies accelerate their shift toward digital assets, CFOs and treasury managers now need to manage stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and other digital assets at scale. With the GTreasury acquisition, Ripple aims to address these needs, providing its customers with instant liquidity management, digital asset integration, and cross-border payment convenience. GTreasury CEO Renaat Ver Eecke commented on the deal: “This acquisition is a milestone for treasury management. By combining Ripple's speed, global network, and digital asset solutions, we are shifting from managing capital to truly activating it.” GTreasury's platform is considered the industry standard for risk management, foreign exchange solutions, and compliance. This acquisition marks Ripple's third major deal of 2025. The company previously expanded its financial ecosystem with the acquisitions of prime broker Hidden Road and stablecoin platform Rail. The GTreasury deal is expected to close in the coming months following the necessary regulatory approvals. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: BREAKING: Ripple (XRP) Announces New $1 Billion Acquisition Deal