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Miami-based Nuvion has integrated Ripple USD (RLUSD) into its payments and blockchain infrastructure, making a direct bet that stablecoins can replace the legacy financial rails that make cross-border transactions slow and fragmented for businesses.
The move positions Nuvion as an enterprise-facing on-ramp for RLUSD at a moment when Ripple ($XRP) is pushing its dollar-pegged stablecoin toward commercial adoption.
The core pitch is operational, not speculative: companies that deal with customers, suppliers, contractors, and partners across multiple countries and currencies need money to move faster than the existing system allows.
The Problem Nuvion Is Selling Against Cross-border payments have long carried a familiar set of complaints — settlement delays, correspondent banking fees, and infrastructure that was designed before the modern global supply chain existed.
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