π¨ KNOW:
#Ripple Just Expanded Its Bitso Partnership And Put Mexico's Peso Stablecoin Directly On The
$XRP Ledger's Permissioned DEX.
Ripple and Bitso, Latin America's leading digital finance company, are bringing
$MXNB, a regulated Mexican peso stablecoin, onto the XRP Ledger.
It will run on the
#XRPL Permissioned DEX alongside Ripple's dollar stablecoin
$RLUSD to power enterprise cross-border payments across the U.S.βMexico corridor.
ί· What Is The XRPL Permissioned DEX
The
$XRP Ledger has always had a built-in decentralized exchange where assets can be traded and settled directly on-chain. The Permissioned DEX is a regulated version of that exchange.
β It lets only verified, approved counterparties access the liquidity pools
β It keeps the speed and efficiency of on-chain settlement
β It adds the compliance controls banks and enterprises legally require
β It means institutions get DeFi-level efficiency without DeFi-level risk
In plain terms, it's a compliant trading and settlement layer built directly into the
$XRP Ledger, designed for banks and regulated financial firms.
ί· Why MXNB On The Permissioned DEX Matters
β A business can now settle directly between dollars (RLUSD) and pesos (MXNB) on-chain in seconds
β No correspondent banks. No multi-day delays. No fragmented liquidity
β Only verified institutional counterparties can transact, satisfying regulators
β The U.S.βMexico corridor is one of the largest remittance markets on Earth, moving tens of billions every year
ί· The Bigger Picture
This is what the
$XRP Ledger was built for. Two regulated stablecoins, one dollar-backed and one peso-backed, settling against each other on a compliant on-chain exchange.
The Permissioned DEX gives enterprises the missing piece they always needed: on-chain liquidity with built-in compliance.
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