Susan Anderson (@Susan223331), a long-term crypto holder, recently caught the XRP community’s attention. She compiled a list of 134 publicly confirmed Ripple partners, ranging from regional banks to some of the planet’s most powerful financial institutions. She noted the list is not even complete.
Major global banks feature prominently, including Bank of America, Bank of England, Banco Santander, HSBC, Barclays, Standard Chartered, MUFG Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Mizuho Financial Group, UBS, Royal Bank of Canada, and Scotiabank, among many others.
Ripple holds over 75 global licenses, further cementing its position as a regulated and credible player in financial infrastructure.
Reasons I hold #XRP
Bank of America
Bank of England
Banco Santander
Bank Of Indonesia
Bank Of Thailand
Cambridge Global Holdings
SBI Holdings
BBVA Banco Bilbao Vizcaya
Barclays Bank
Hsbc Bank
SCB Siam Commercial Bank
Zip Remit
InstaRem
IndusInd
Itau Unibanco
Beetech
Woori…— Susan Anderson (@Susan223331) September 20, 2026
What the Partnerships Represent
Anderson’s post is notable because she backs the partnerships with documents. Ripple built its payment system to modernize international payments by replacing slow correspondent banking processes with real-time settlement infrastructure, and many institutions have joined the network.
Several of the banks on Anderson’s list have well-documented ties to Ripple. SBI Holdings holds a 9% stake in Ripple. SBI established SBI Ripple Asia in 2016 and launched XRP-powered remittance services through SBI Remit in 2021.
Bank of America’s engagement with RippleNet for cross-border payment innovation is confirmed through official documents and archives. Standard Chartered has publicly maintained a $28 price target for XRP by 2030, a figure the bank reiterated even after adjusting some near-term projections.
Community Reactions
Anderson’s post generated a range of responses. One commenter added PNC Bank to the list as a potential future partner. Another noted that BIS and the IMF remain unconfirmed partners, acknowledging that the landscape may still be expanding.
One commenter said YES BANK justifies his confidence in XRP, while another said Anderson’s reasoning is sound. One commenter predicted XRP would hit $3.2 the following month, and another called Susan’s list good reasons to hold XRP.
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However, not everyone was convinced. One commenter pointed out that XRP is still at $1.40 despite the extensive partnerships. Another pointed to the banking system’s history, saying Susan is proud to be linked with a system that ripped people off for 100 years.
A Case Built on Documentation
Anderson’s post resonates with many investors because it is not based on speculation. It relies on over 100 names. With Ripple’s global license count exceeding 75 and its institutional network continuing to grow, she presents a case built on documented relationships, not projections.
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