ISO 20022 Archives - Times Tabloid https://timestabloid.com/tag/iso-20022/ Latest Cryptocurrency News and Blockchain Mon, 12 Oct 2026 08:58:36 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.4 https://timestabloid.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/cropped-Times-Tabloid-Favicon-32x32.png ISO 20022 Archives - Times Tabloid https://timestabloid.com/tag/iso-20022/ 32 32 How XRP Will Be Used Within the ISO 20022 Framework Revealed https://timestabloid.com/how-xrp-will-be-used-within-the-iso-20022-framework-revealed/ Mon, 12 Oct 2026 19:00:43 +0000 https://timestabloid.com/?p=112995 Global banking runs on messaging. Crypto researcher SMQKE (@SMQKEDQG) published a detailed walkthrough explaining how that messaging standard connects directly to XRP. Every transfer, every settlement, every cross-border payment moves because a structured instruction tells it to. That instruction follows a universal standard, and Ripple built its products around it. The Standard Behind Every Bank […]

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]]> Global banking runs on messaging. Crypto researcher SMQKE (@SMQKEDQG) published a detailed walkthrough explaining how that messaging standard connects directly to XRP.

Every transfer, every settlement, every cross-border payment moves because a structured instruction tells it to. That instruction follows a universal standard, and Ripple built its products around it.

The Standard Behind Every Bank Payment

ISO 20022 is the global messaging language used across payments, trade finance, securities, and foreign exchange. It does not move money. It describes the transaction. A separate layer handles the actual transfer of value. Keeping these two functions distinct is essential to understanding where XRP fits.

The core of SMQKE’s argument is straightforward. Ripple’s payment products are built on ISO 20022, using the pacs.008 message format as a foundation. A bank sends a standard ISO 20022 instruction. Ripple’s network reads it. XRP then settles the value between two currencies in seconds. The receiving bank pays out in local currency.

How Ripple Positioned Itself Within the Standard

Ripple joined the ISO 20022 standards body early, and its technology is aligned with that standard. That membership placed Ripple inside the room where global payment infrastructure is shaped, not outside looking in. Banks that already operate on ISO 20022 messaging can route settlements through Ripple’s network without abandoning their existing systems.

The practical benefit targets Nostro accounts. Banks currently pre-fund accounts in foreign currencies around the world to facilitate cross-border payments. XRP, acting as a bridge asset, reduces that requirement. Settlement happens in seconds rather than days, and liquidity does not need to sit idle in multiple currencies across multiple jurisdictions.

Standard Chartered Weighs In

Standard Chartered stated publicly that ISO 20022 “can bridge traditional and decentralized finance.” In that same context, XRP is one of the documented coin providers. That is a regulated financial institution acknowledging a direct connection between the ISO 20022 standard and XRP’s role within it.

This is the point SMQKE is making. XRP’s presence in that picture is not incidental. It shows Ripple’s deliberate alignment with the standard that governs international banking communication.

The Regulatory Path

Ripple’s products are compliant. They sit within the existing regulated system, not parallel to it. ISO 20022 is the message. XRP moves the value. Together, through Ripple’s infrastructure, they represent a functional path for banks to settle cross-border transactions using a digital asset while remaining inside the frameworks regulators recognize.

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]]> Confirmed: XRP Ledger Can Be Used to Send ISO 20022 Payments for Banks https://timestabloid.com/confirmed-xrp-ledger-can-be-used-to-send-iso-20022-payments-for-banks/ Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:00:20 +0000 https://timestabloid.com/?p=112426 XRPL could connect blockchain-based payments accounting systems that financial institutions and businesses already use. Crypto researcher SMQKE made this point in a recent tweet, confirming that the XRP Ledger can support ISO 20022 payment workflows for banks. “Yes, the XRPL can be used to send ISO 20022 payments for banks. Confirmed. Watch,” SMQKE wrote. The […]

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]]> XRPL could connect blockchain-based payments accounting systems that financial institutions and businesses already use.

Crypto researcher SMQKE made this point in a recent tweet, confirming that the XRP Ledger can support ISO 20022 payment workflows for banks. “Yes, the XRPL can be used to send ISO 20022 payments for banks. Confirmed. Watch,” SMQKE wrote.

The attached video demonstrates how a payment system can connect XRPL with existing financial accounting processes. Rather than requiring users to change their familiar accounting procedures, the demonstration shows how a component can convert XRPL payment data into a format that existing software can process.

Video Demonstrates XRPL Integration

In the video, the speaker explains how accounting users and small and medium-sized enterprises currently manage payments. He then discusses the global migration toward ISO 20022 and explains how the payment standard fits into the proposed system.

The demonstration introduces a component that connects XRPL payments with an accounting workflow. The speaker explains that the component can retrieve online payments from the ledger and transform the payment information into an ISO 20022 format.

The system then creates a file that users can import into their existing accounting software. The demonstration shows the process with a five Swiss franc payment. After the system processes the transaction, the accounting software records the received amount while the user continues with the familiar workflow.

This process allows the accounting system to handle the transaction without requiring the user to recreate the payment information.

Sending and Receiving Payments Through XRPL

The speaker also explains how the system handles both sides of a payment. While a sender can use XRPL to send the payment, the receiver can use the ledger to receive the transaction and convert its information into a format that existing accounting software understands.

The demonstration therefore focuses on connecting XRPL with established financial infrastructure. The proposed component converts ledger payment data into the accounting format, allowing users to maintain their existing processes.

SMQKE’s post presents this functionality as confirmation that XRPL can support ISO 20022-based payment workflows. The accompanying video focuses on the technical connection between the ledger and accounting software, rather than requiring businesses to replace their current systems.

The demonstration also shows how a user could receive a payment through XRPL, convert the transaction into an ISO 20022-compatible format, and continue using familiar accounting software. SMQKE’s post highlights this capability in the transition toward standardized financial messaging and presents XRPL as a network that can work alongside existing accounting infrastructure.

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]]> New Document: ISO 20022 May Cut the Knees Off Bitcoin While Benefitting XRP https://timestabloid.com/new-document-iso-20022-may-cut-the-knees-off-bitcoin-while-benefitting-xrp/ Wed, 30 Sep 2026 08:00:31 +0000 https://timestabloid.com/?p=112352 The growing use of ISO 20022 in financial messaging has prompted questions about how digital assets could interact with traditional payment systems. Crypto researcher SMQKE has highlighted XRP as a cryptocurrency that could benefit from wider adoption of the standard, while suggesting that Bitcoin could face challenges to one of its commonly cited payment-related use […]

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]]> The growing use of ISO 20022 in financial messaging has prompted questions about how digital assets could interact with traditional payment systems.

Crypto researcher SMQKE has highlighted XRP as a cryptocurrency that could benefit from wider adoption of the standard, while suggesting that Bitcoin could face challenges to one of its commonly cited payment-related use cases.

SMQKE shared an excerpt discussing ISO 20022, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and the potential impact of standardized financial messaging. The researcher summarized the material by writing, “ISO 20022 MAY CUT THE KNEES OFF BITCOIN WHILE BENEFITTING XRP”

SMQKE Highlights XRP’s Potential Role

The excerpt shared by SMQKE on X examines how ISO 20022 could support interoperability between different CBDCs. It explains that the standard could provide a common language for payment requests and orders, allowing different digital currencies to interact more efficiently within financial systems.

The document also suggests that companies and individuals could eventually transact in whichever digital currency suits their needs without facing technical barriers between different payment networks.

SMQKE then highlighted a section that specifically mentioned XRP. The excerpt states that XRP could benefit from ISO 20022 adoption and describes XRP as a cryptocurrency that could operate alongside CBDCs within centralized payment systems.

Bitcoin Faces a Different Question

The excerpt also discusses how ISO 20022 could affect the role of cryptocurrencies in the financial system. It suggests that greater interoperability between CBDCs could reduce the need to rely on cryptocurrencies as an alternative to centralized payment systems.

According to the passage, standardized messaging could allow different digital currencies to operate more easily within existing financial infrastructure, potentially weakening one argument for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

SMQKE connected this point to Bitcoin by suggesting that ISO 20022 could “cut the knees off Bitcoin,” while identifying XRP as a cryptocurrency that could benefit from greater integration between digital assets, CBDCs, and traditional payment systems.

However, not everyone agreed with that interpretation.

Macro Bombastic Responds to SMQKE

Macro Bombastic, a product marketer at CoinMarketCap, responded directly to SMQKE’s post with a different view of Bitcoin’s relationship with ISO 20022.

“tbh btc doesn’t need iso approval to keep doing its thing,” Macro Bombastic wrote.

The comment points out that Bitcoin doesn’t depend on ISO 20022 approval to operate. Bitcoin runs on its own decentralized network, while ISO 20022 provides a standardized format for financial messaging.

SMQKE’s post focuses on how financial institutions could use standardized messaging alongside digital assets and CBDCs. The researcher’s comments place XRP within that potential environment while questioning how much ISO 20022 adoption could affect Bitcoin’s position in payment systems.

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]]> XRP In a Level Playing Field With FedNow and ISO 20022, Says Researcher With Proof https://timestabloid.com/xrp-in-a-level-playing-field-with-fednow-and-iso-20022-says-researcher-with-proof/ Thu, 23 Apr 2026 15:05:18 +0000 https://timestabloid.com/?p=102561 The global financial system is entering a period of rapid transformation. For years, banks and payment providers have struggled with slow settlement times, expensive intermediaries, and outdated infrastructure that creates friction in both domestic and cross-border transactions. As instant payment systems and modern messaging standards expand, the foundation of how money moves is beginning to […]

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]]> The global financial system is entering a period of rapid transformation. For years, banks and payment providers have struggled with slow settlement times, expensive intermediaries, and outdated infrastructure that creates friction in both domestic and cross-border transactions. As instant payment systems and modern messaging standards expand, the foundation of how money moves is beginning to change.

Crypto researcher SMQKE recently brought renewed attention to this shift by arguing on X that FedNow, ISO 20022, and XRP together create “a level playing field” for modern finance. To support the claim, SMQKE shared documents showing how FedNow improves domestic payment efficiency while ISO 20022 strengthens interoperability across the global banking system. In that environment, XRP’s compliance with the same standard gives it strategic relevance.

FedNow Is Reshaping Traditional Banking

FedNow is the U.S. Federal Reserve’s instant payment service launched in July 2023. It allows banks and credit unions to send and receive payments in real time, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The system uses ISO 20022 messaging standards to support richer payment data and stronger interoperability across financial institutions.

One of the documents shared by SMQKE, sourced from Samaha & Associates, described FedNow as “the first thing to level the playing field since ACH.” The report explained that instant settlement could reduce dependence on paper checks, lower merchant processing costs, and improve funding flexibility for financial institutions.

It also noted that as more transactions move to FedNow, traditional processes such as branch deposits, mobile check deposits, and even wire transfers could lose relevance. For merchants, direct instant settlement could reduce the need for expensive point-of-sale systems and lower interchange fees.

Why ISO 20022 Matters for XRP

The second document, published by nocash.ro, focused on the broader importance of ISO 20022. The standard creates a common language for financial messaging, allowing banks, payment systems, and central bank digital currencies to communicate more efficiently across borders.

The report explained that ISO 20022 could improve interoperability between different CBDCs and help maintain a more balanced global financial system. It specifically highlighted XRP as one cryptocurrency positioned to benefit because of its compatibility with the standard.

Unlike many digital assets built purely for speculation, XRP was designed for payments and liquidity. Its compliance with ISO 20022 allows it to operate alongside centralized financial systems rather than outside them, which strengthens its relevance for institutional use.

FedNow Does Not Directly Use XRP

Despite frequent claims across social media, FedNow does not directly use XRP in its core operations. FedNow processes domestic U.S. payments in dollars through the Federal Reserve’s own infrastructure. Its confirmed connection to XRP lies in shared compatibility through ISO 20022, not direct integration.

SMQKE’s argument focuses on that compatibility. As instant payments and standardized financial messaging become the global norm, XRP supporters believe the asset stands in a stronger competitive position for cross-border liquidity and institutional settlement.

For many investors, that shared infrastructure standard—not direct FedNow adoption—is where XRP’s long-term opportunity truly begins.

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]]> SWIFT Completes Testing on XRP and Other ISO 20022 Tokens: Details https://timestabloid.com/swift-completes-testing-on-xrp-and-other-iso-20022-tokens-details/ Sat, 04 Apr 2026 17:05:25 +0000 https://timestabloid.com/?p=101230 Global payments infrastructure continues to evolve as financial institutions modernize legacy messaging systems and explore blockchain interoperability. ISO 20022 now sits at the center of this transition, as banks and payment networks adopt a standardized data framework designed to improve cross-border settlement efficiency, compliance transparency, and interoperability across jurisdictions. A recent post by SMQKE has […]

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]]> Global payments infrastructure continues to evolve as financial institutions modernize legacy messaging systems and explore blockchain interoperability. ISO 20022 now sits at the center of this transition, as banks and payment networks adopt a standardized data framework designed to improve cross-border settlement efficiency, compliance transparency, and interoperability across jurisdictions.

A recent post by SMQKE has intensified discussion around this shift, citing documentation that claims SWIFT has tested integrations between its ISO 20022 framework and several blockchain networks, including XRP, XLM, ALGO, QNT, and HBAR. The material frames these networks as part of early-stage experimentation linking traditional financial messaging rails with distributed ledger technology.

SWIFT’s Push Toward Standardized Financial Messaging

SWIFT continues to migrate its global payment infrastructure toward ISO 20022, replacing older messaging standards with richer, structured data formats. This transition supports improved regulatory reporting, faster reconciliation, and enhanced interoperability between financial institutions operating across different systems.

Within this modernization process, SMQKE’s referenced document states that SWIFT has explored blockchain connectivity as part of broader innovation efforts. Rather than replacing existing infrastructure, these tests focus on bridging traditional banking systems with emerging digital networks capable of programmable settlement and tokenized asset transfer.

Blockchain Networks in Interoperability Trials

The document outlines specific roles attributed to multiple blockchain ecosystems within these experimental frameworks. It states that Ripple’s XRP Ledger has supported interbank settlement experiments and CBDC-related testing. Stellar has reportedly facilitated cross-border transfers and stablecoin flows. Algorand has been associated with asset tokenization and digital bond experiments.

It further links Hedera Hashgraph to corporate and government registry applications, while positioning Quant as an interoperability layer designed to connect banks with multiple blockchain systems. These roles collectively reflect a broader institutional interest in evaluating how distributed ledger technology can integrate with regulated financial infrastructure.

Tokenization and the Future of Financial Assets

Tokenization increasingly defines the next phase of financial innovation. By representing real-world assets such as currencies, bonds, and securities on blockchain networks, institutions aim to reduce settlement friction, lower operational costs, and improve transaction transparency.

In this model, ISO 20022 provides the standardized communication layer, while blockchain networks handle execution and settlement logic. This separation of messaging and value transfer allows financial institutions to maintain compliance frameworks while adopting more efficient digital rails.

Industry Outlook Toward 2026 Integration

The SMQKE-cited document also suggests that industry observers expect deeper integration of CBDCs and tokenized assets by January 2026. This projected timeline reflects growing momentum among central banks and financial institutions exploring digital currency frameworks and cross-network interoperability standards.

If these developments progress as anticipated, financial systems could shift toward hybrid architectures where SWIFT messaging, blockchain networks, and tokenized assets operate within a unified transactional ecosystem. This would not eliminate traditional banking infrastructure but instead enhance it with programmable, interoperable settlement layers.

A Gradual Convergence of Financial Systems

While these initiatives remain in varying stages of testing and exploration, they indicate a clear trajectory toward convergence rather than disruption. XRP and other ISO 20022-aligned networks increasingly appear within this broader conversation, not as isolated technologies but as potential components of a more interconnected global financial framework.

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]]> Analyst Foresees XRP Price Explosion Based On This CoinMarketCap Action https://timestabloid.com/analyst-foresees-xrp-price-explosion-based-on-this-coinmarketcap-action/ Mon, 24 Nov 2025 14:31:14 +0000 https://timestabloid.com/?p=90538 Renewed attention has been directed toward XRP after cryptocurrency commentator JackTheRippler pointed to CoinMarketCap’s introduction of an ISO 20022-themed watchlist. The update places XRP alongside other established networks such as Stellar, Hedera, Algorand, XDC Network, Quant, and IOTA, presenting them under a dedicated “ISO 20022 Coins” category. The preview image shared in the post shows […]

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]]> Renewed attention has been directed toward XRP after cryptocurrency commentator JackTheRippler pointed to CoinMarketCap’s introduction of an ISO 20022-themed watchlist.

The update places XRP alongside other established networks such as Stellar, Hedera, Algorand, XDC Network, Quant, and IOTA, presenting them under a dedicated “ISO 20022 Coins” category.

The preview image shared in the post shows these assets organized with their rankings and market prices, leading the analyst to interpret the development as another sign that XRP may be approaching a phase of price explosion.

Community Reaction and Clarification

In response to the renewed focus on ISO 20022, an X user, Diana, addressed misconceptions surrounding “ISO 20022-compliant tokens.”

She referenced recent transitions taking place within the global banking system, noting that institutions are finalizing their move to ISO 20022 messaging through SWIFT.

According to her commentary, the shift relates strictly to messaging standards used by banks and has no connection to any digital asset or status within that framework.

Diana emphasized that ISO 20022 is not a token standard and cannot certify a cryptocurrency as compliant. She referenced statements from Ripple CTO David Schwartz, who has previously explained that XRP is not tied to ISO 20022 in any formal capacity.

She also pointed out that the ISO organization itself has publicly stated that no cryptocurrency is ISO 20022-compliant, reinforcing the distinction between payment messaging formats and digital assets.

The Nature of the Banking Transition

Her commentary further noted that the transition occurring this weekend is not a market catalyst but the final step in a long-running migration.

Banks have been operating with both the legacy and ISO 20022 messaging formats since 2023. The update involves SWIFT discontinuing the older message structure rather than introducing new functionality that directly impacts any cryptocurrency.

Why the Misunderstanding Emerged

Diana explained that confusion around XRP’s role came from the fact that Ripple, the company, designed RippleNet to work with ISO 20022-style messaging. This feature allows banks to integrate RippleNet into their internal workflows more efficiently.

However, she clarified that this capability does not make the XRP token compliant with ISO 20022, does not place XRP inside the SWIFT environment, and does not require banks to use XRP in any way. The compatibility is limited to making Ripple’s systems easier to integrate for institutions that choose to explore them.

Additional Context

An independent investigation of the image from Times Tabloid shows that “ISO 20022 Coins” appears to be a custom crypto portfolio created through CoinMarketCap’s Watchlist tool. This suggests that the label represents a user-generated list rather than an official categorization issued by ISO or SWIFT.

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]]> XRP Payments and Settlements Officially Seen Inside ISO20022 Code https://timestabloid.com/xrp-payments-and-settlements-officially-seen-inside-iso20022-code/ Mon, 24 Nov 2025 12:45:25 +0000 https://timestabloid.com/?p=90529 Claims have resurfaced regarding XRP’s presence within enterprise blockchain infrastructure, with commentary asserting that XRP appears directly within ISO 20022-related code through its integration with RippleNet and R3 Corda. The shots shared alongside the post show a code snippet containing references to XRP-related modules. The renewed attention has led to clarifications from community members who […]

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]]> Claims have resurfaced regarding XRP’s presence within enterprise blockchain infrastructure, with commentary asserting that XRP appears directly within ISO 20022-related code through its integration with RippleNet and R3 Corda.

The shots shared alongside the post show a code snippet containing references to XRP-related modules. The renewed attention has led to clarifications from community members who examined the origins of the material and provided the surrounding technical context.

Examining the Referenced Code Snippet

The screenshot shared by the commentator includes imports from a Kotlin file named VerifySettlements.kt. It displays modules such as XrpOracleService, XrpPayment, and XrpSettlement, alongside components referencing SWIFT and token types. The file appears structured to demonstrate interoperability between payment types within a settlement framework.

However, community researchers pointed out that the file is not recent and does not represent active infrastructure tied to ISO 20022. Instead, it originates from an older Corda Settler repository intended as part of a proof-of-concept.

Corda Settler’s Original Purpose

The explanation provided by another analyst emphasises that Corda Settler was designed to enable settlement flows between R3 Corda’s private networks and external payment or blockchain systems. It was positioned as an experimental decentralized application used to test multi-rail settlement.

Within the repository, modules existed for XRP, XDC, and a SWIFT representation, reflecting an attempt to demonstrate cross-system compatibility rather than production-grade functionality.

The repository shows no development activity for more than six years, and unresolved issues indicate that the tool could not be reliably used even during its experimental phase.

Corda Settler functioned only as a conceptual bridge, aiming to show that private networks could settle obligations using external digital assets or messaging systems.

The inclusion of XRP modules was part of this testing environment and not an operational linkage to ISO 20022. The codebase also contained insecure practices such as private keys stored in plain text, reinforcing its status as an incomplete prototype.

Clarifying the ISO 20022 Connection

The statement addressed by the community highlights that the presence of XRP modules in this abandoned code repository has no technical or operational relationship to ISO 20022. The experimental application was not integrated into any production messaging standard, and no evidence suggests that it was used for compliant financial operations.

Comments also noted that R3 removed references to Corda Settler from its website after the project was discontinued, leaving behind only an outdated webinar page from 2018 containing non-functional links.

The images shared do indeed show XRP-related modules within a legacy Corda Settler file, but the broader interpretation linking the snippet to ISO 20022 or current enterprise systems is inaccurate.

The repository belongs to an abandoned proof-of-concept designed to test settlement interoperability across networks, not an implementation tied to modern financial messaging standards.

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