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    Ripple’s Schwartz Unveils RLUSD’s Use Case & Control Features

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterApril 21, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Summary Points

    1. RLUSD supports settlement and cross-border payments but is not as neutral as XRP, as it can be frozen or clawed back by Ripple under U.S. legal directives.
    2. XRP remains the primary neutral bridge asset for value transfer, with RLUSD serving as a stable, regulated settlement instrument for enterprise payments.
    3. RLUSD offers control features such as freeze and clawback functions to meet compliance and sanctions, distinguishing it from fully decentralized assets like XRP.
    4. Ripple is also advancing the XRP Ledger’s security with a plan for post-quantum cryptography, aiming for broader implementation by 2028.

    Ripple’s CTO Emeritus, David Schwartz, recently explained how RLUSD works within Ripple’s payment system. He said RLUSD can act as a bridge asset in some transactions. However, he also pointed out that RLUSD is different from XRP. Unlike XRP, RLUSD is tied to Ripple and U.S. laws. This means Ripple can freeze or recover RLUSD tokens if needed.

    Schwartz highlighted that RLUSD is designed for stability. It helps Ripple’s clients settle cross-border payments securely and quickly. On the other hand, XRP remains a decentralized asset used mainly for value transfer. This setup supports different roles within Ripple’s network.

    Ripple integrates RLUSD into its payment services. It offers institutions a way to settle international transfers faster and with less risk from price swings. The stablecoin also links traditional finance with digital markets, including some decentralized finance projects.

    Furthermore, Schwartz explained that RLUSD has special control features. For example, the freeze function helps block accounts showing suspicious activity. The clawback function allows Ripple to recover tokens from wallets when necessary. These features help meet compliance rules but are uncommon in purely decentralized cryptocurrencies.

    Additionally, Ripple is preparing the XRP Ledger for future security. The company plans to incorporate quantum-resistant technology by 2028. This upgrade aims to keep the network safe against new types of cyber threats. Ripple’s focus on both current payment needs and long-term security shows its commitment to innovation.

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