Germany's largest bank, Deutsche Bank (with assets totaling $1.6 trillion), is reportedly integrating Ripple's blockchain infrastructure for cross-border payments, foreign exchange trading, and digital asset custody. Previously, two other major European financial institutions adopted Ripple's technology in February 2026. Although the partnership has not yet been officially confirmed, it is understood that Deutsche Bank will use Ripple's software tools (rather than the XRP token) for settlement.
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Germany's largest bank, Deutsche Bank (with assets totaling $1.6 trillion), is reportedly integrating Ripple's blockchain infrastructure for cross-border payments, foreign exchange trading, and digital asset custody. Previously, two other major European financial institutions adopted Ripple's technology in February 2026. Although the partnership has not yet been officially confirmed, it is understood that Deutsche Bank will use Ripple's software tools (rather than the XRP token) for settlement.