Ripple’s RLUSD May Enable Instant Redemptions and Real‑Time Settlements for Institutional Tokenized Funds via Securitize

RLUSD stablecoin integration with Securitize lets institutional holders of tokenized funds instantly redeem shares into RLUSD for fiat liquidity and real‑time settlement. The move makes on‑demand redemptions possible for BUIDL and VBILL investors, improving liquidity and shortening settlement cycles.

• Instant redemptions: tokenized fund holders can convert shares to RLUSD immediately for fiat settlement.
• RLUSD is regulated and pegged to U.S. liquid assets, aimed at institutional use and regulatory compliance.
• Ripple plans multi‑chain support (Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, BNB) to expand liquidity and usability.

What is the RLUSD stablecoin integration with Securitize？

RLUSD stablecoin integration with Securitize connects RLUSD to tokenized funds so holders of tokenized shares can redeem into RLUSD on demand. This integration brings regulated, one‑to‑one pegged digital dollars into BlackRock BUIDL and VanEck VBILL tokenized funds to enable faster, programmable settlements.

How does the redemption process work for tokenized fund holders？

Investors holding BUIDL or VBILL tokenized shares will be able to request redemptions that convert their share tokens into RLUSD via Securitizes tokenization platform. RLUSD can then be settled or converted into fiat, enabling near real‑time liquidity without traditional multi‑day settlement windows.

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Why does this matter for institutional investors？

Front‑loading liquidity reduces counterparty and settlement risk. By offering RLUSD as an on‑demand redemption option, fund participants gain regulated, consistent dollar exposure that is designed for institutional workflows and compliance oversight by the New York Department of Financial Services.

Which tokenized funds and blockchains are affected？

BlackRock‘s BUIDL and VanEck’s VBILL are the initial fund integrations. Ripple has confirmed active support for BUIDL and expects VBILL to follow. Ripple also plans support for Ethereum and is evaluating Solana, Avalanche and BNB to broaden RLUSDs network reach and cross‑chain liquidity.

How can investors redeem tokenized shares into RLUSD？

Redeeming requires a holder to use the Securitize tokenization platform linked to the fund. The platform will issue RLUSD in exchange for surrendered fund tokens, enabling immediate settlement into a regulated stablecoin that can be held, transferred, or converted according to each investors operational needs.

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Redemptions into RLUSD are designed for near real‑time settlement. Once Securitize processes a redemption, RLUSD is issued quickly to the investors designated wallet, shortening traditional multi‑day settlement timelines.

Yes. RLUSD is pegged one‑to‑one to U.S. liquid assets and is structured to provide value consistency for institutional use under regulatory frameworks.

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