A recent publication on FOX Business News focuses on Bank of America’s statement that it conducts “100% of its internal transactions” using XRP.
Specifically, the proposal was made by David Stryzewski, CEO of Sound Planning Group. discussion Strievsky claimed that Bank of America has not only integrated XRP into its daily operations, but has also filed 83 patents related to the blockchain technology behind Ripple.
Therefore, he expressed bullish sentiments towards XRP and emphasized that XRP will serve as an important instrument in the future of finance.
“XRP is going to be the trajectory that everything runs on in the future.” Stryzewski said in a segment on FOX Business.
He further reinforced his bullish view on XRP, noting that Ripple is making progress in the payments market despite regulatory challenges. He cited Ripple’s recent announcement of a stablecoin as a move that strengthens Ripple’s position in the payments market.
In light of these efforts, Strievsky said in an interview: XRP is a stock that crypto asset market participants should pay attention to.
Meanwhile, Stryzewski’s claims that Bank of America uses XRP for internal transactions have sparked a lively conversation in the XRP community. They see this claim as further confirmation of XRP adoption in the mainstream banking sector by large financial institutions.
However, Strievsky’s claim that Bank of America conducts 100% of its internal transactions using XRP remains unconfirmed.
The connection between Ripple and Bank of America
However, Ripple and Bank of America have a history of partnership. According to Ripple’s official website, Bank of America, is part of Ripple’s global payments network, RippleNet, and serves on its governance committee.
The committee is comprised of leading global financial institutions that collaborate in developing and maintaining standards in international trade. Other members include companies such as Nium, Santander and Standard Chartered.
Also, in 2017, Bank of America submitted A patent for a payment system that references the “Ripple” distributed ledger. The system aimed to enable real-time payments and facilitate interbank communication using distributed ledger technology (DLT), which allows both banks to verify transactions.
The patent mentions “pre-funded Ripple payments,” but does not directly mention Ripple’s payment token, XRP.
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