XRP enthusiast Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetbuy) recently posted a video from Ripple’s Swell conference where GTreasury CEO Renaat Ver Eecke described a challenge facing many of his clients: the need to move large sums of money quickly and affordably.
Speaking about conversations with enterprise clients, he explained that one executive admitted to being “too scared about crypto.” Ver Eecke said he responded by suggesting a product that could move money within minutes.
The executive then noted he had subsidiaries in Europe holding $50 million in reserve due to settlement delays of several days, saying he could free that cash and generate yield if faster movement were possible.
The @GTreasury CEO Renaat Ver Eecke at @ripple Swell says his clients have a problem. They need to be able to move $50 million+ in a fast and inexpensive way. They may want to put @bgarlinghouse best friend @arrington on the phone with them. XRP solves this. You know where… pic.twitter.com/VqOIVU22nu
— Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetbuy) November 5, 2025
XRP as a Solution for High-Value Transactions
Digital Asset Investor attached a separate clip of Michael Arrington, founder of Arrington Capital, discussing a prior transaction executed with XRP. Arrington recounted moving over $50 million with XRP in 2 seconds for $0.3. He added that the process “fills a big need” for institutions and compared it to traditional financial systems that can take days and charge higher fees for similar transfers.
His comments reinforced XRP’s established reputation for speed and low transaction cost, an aspect that continues to attract institutional interest. Arrington explained that when limited partners eventually request redemptions, “we just send it in XRP again,” emphasizing the efficiency of cross-border settlements without traditional wire delays.
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Connecting Institutional Needs and Blockchain Efficiency
Ver Eecke’s remarks aligned with a growing recognition among corporates that slow settlements limit access to liquidity. Many large organizations continue to hold substantial idle balances in different regions to mitigate payment delays, a practice that can reduce yield opportunities and tie up operational capital.
The comments from the video highlighted a persistent issue in corporate treasury management, a liquidity trapped in waiting periods and settlement lags. GTreasury’s role in solving these inefficiencies has expanded since its planned $1 billion acquisition by Ripple, which aims to integrate blockchain technology with traditional treasury operations.
For GTreasury, whose clients manage billions across multiple jurisdictions, the ability to move funds of $50 million or more within seconds would mark a significant shift from traditional payment rails.
If Ripple’s integration with GTreasury’s systems succeeds, it could enable institutions to deploy cash more dynamically and introduce XRP as a solution to many financial problems worldwide.
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