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Ripple integrates Stripe-owned crypto wallets for AI payments on XRP Ledger

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Ripple has integrated Stripe-owned crypto wallets into the XRP Ledger. This integration allows software to pay for online services using XRP and RLUSD stablecoins. The news was announced by Ripple on April 30, 2024, as reported by CoinDesk. These AI-driven payments have already surpassed 14 million transactions, though the scale of real economic activity they represent remains unclear.

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