Ripple announced in early 2026 that its corporate financial management company GTreasury has acquired Solvexia. This move marks Ripple's further push to seamlessly connect traditional finance with the cryptocurrency market. Solvexia is a leader in the no-code financial automation space, focusing on automating reconciliation and regulatory reporting. The acquisition will provide GTreasury with powerful financial management solutions, further strengthening Ripple's position in the digital asset infrastructure sector. This acquisition combines GTreasury's financial management platform with Solvexia's automation technology, greatly improving the efficiency of financial processing. Solvexia's solutions reduce manual reconciliation processes from several days to just a few minutes, while also lowering error rates and audit risks, helping enterprises enhance operational transparency and reduce potential compliance and financial risks.

Blockchain payment company Ripple President Monica Long stated that the company currently has no IPO plans and emphasized that Ripple's financial situation is stable. Rather than going public, the company prefers to expand through acquisitions and product development. During an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday, Monica Long mentioned: "At this stage, we still plan to remain private. Typically, companies pursue an IPO to gain investor support or liquidity in the public market, but our current financial health is very strong. We are fully capable of continuing to fund and invest in the company's growth without going public." Ripple only completed a $5 billion private placement financing in November last year, with investors including Fortress Investment.

The XRP price could see a substantial increase if the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) categorizes it as a tier-1 asset in the future. The BIS Tier-1 Classification Interestingly, his comments came at a time when crypto investors continue to wonder whether a crypto asset can gain the