Thunes Connects Ripple to SWIFT
WrathofKahneman, a well‑followed figure in the digital asset community, highlighted an important detail tied to this announcement. He pointed out that Thunes has integrated its Pay-to-Banks service with SWIFT. This connection means Ripple liquidity routed through Thunes can now reach SWIFT’s network of 11,000 banks.
Money runs on connectivity. #Ripple partner Thunes plugged its Pay-to-Banks service into SWIFT. This means Ripple liquidity that is routed through Thunes can reach any SWIFT connected bank. Said to cover 11,000 banks.
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— WrathofKahneman (@WKahneman) September 29, 2025
This link is significant because SWIFT has been the traditional backbone for cross‑border transactions for decades. By connecting Ripple‑powered liquidity to SWIFT‑linked banks, Thunes creates a bridge between blockchain‑based payment solutions and the conventional financial system.
Ripple’s technology can leverage SWIFT’s scale, offering both reach and utility that would have been difficult to achieve independently.
The Significance of Reaching SWIFT’s Network
SWIFT’s network allows nearly universal access to banks and financial institutions involved in international payments. For Ripple and XRP, this reach provides credibility and practical value in positioning them as viable competitors to traditional systems.
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Connecting to 11,000 banks removes the barriers that often separate blockchain networks from existing infrastructure. XRP has long been promoted as a solution to the inefficiencies of cross‑border transfers and as a viable alternative to SWIFT’s network.
By linking Ripple’s liquidity solutions with SWIFT‑connected banks through Thunes, the asset gains direct access to the largest established global financial rail.
Strengthening XRP’s Role in Global Payments
Ripple’s strategy has focused on ensuring XRP is more than just a digital asset. Through Thunes, it now reaches 11,000 banks, 4 billion accounts in over 130 countries, and 3 billion mobile wallets, strengthening its role in the $150 trillion global payments market.
Integrating with Thunes enhances that capacity by allowing payments to settle quickly across new markets where local banking infrastructure may have been limited.
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