GTreasury released a new report developed with Ripple, presenting a practical framework for corporate treasurers exploring digital asset infrastructure. The document addresses a common concern in finance: treasury teams are overwhelmed by crypto terminology but still lack clear guidance on when this technology becomes operationally relevant.
GTreasury noted that treasurers want measurable results instead of market buzz, which is why the report focuses on real settlement systems already running in production across global corridors.
The report explains that Ripple and GTreasury have been supporting more than 300 financial institutions for years, moving real value across regions with compliance requirements already embedded. This work allows treasury teams to understand digital assets through familiar metrics such as liquidity efficiency, cost reductions, and settlement cycles.
The study emphasizes that blockchain removes traditional delays, enabling payments to close within seconds rather than days, which directly reduces trapped liquidity and strengthens working-capital planning.
Blockchain supports continuous settlement processes, giving real-time views. Stablecoins ensure stability at the levels of fiat monies, along with fast international transfers. Smart contracts manage payments, hedging transactions, and escrow door deliveries automatically.
There are real-world implementations highlighted in the report. A U.S. technology company moved its supplier transfers for Asia on stablecoin networks. This reduced the time taken for payments from days to hours and minimized the cost by 70%.
Next was another big company that freed over 2.3 million in stuck funds by processing almost half of its cross-border payments through instant settlement networks. Such cases make it clear that digital rails are useful in terms of better liquidity forecasts and reduced international cash requirements.
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Ripple’s settlement infrastructure also suits companies seeking to remove frictions on high-value payment corridors. According to the report, XRP is an institutional-grade settlement asset that has good liquidity and reliable functionality.
The network is already operating in production in 90+ markets. So when treasurers engage with digital rails, they already work within existing production systems rather than pilot systems.
GTreasury and Ripple recommend an implementation process from small pilots to full implementation for the teams to proceed at their own pace. Treasurers who process high volumes of cross-border business in costly corridors or work late hours will notice that the proposed report presents near-term improvements for the infrastructure of digital assets.
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