The possibility of XRP playing a role in X Money continues to be a discussion, with a new claim pointing to an existing banking partnership that could provide another route for potential integration.
While no official announcement has confirmed such plans, the latest observations focus on the infrastructure connecting a U.S. banking partner with a digital asset platform that already supports XRP.
Fireblocks and Cross River Bank Connection
Crypto researcher SMQKE tweeted that Cross River Bank is officially integrated with Fireblocks, a digital asset infrastructure provider that directly supports XRP on its platform. According to the researcher, this relationship represents another potential pathway in which XRP could eventually be integrated into X Money.
In the post, SMQKE stated that the partnership between Fireblocks and Cross River Bank presents “another clear pathway for XRP integration to X Money,” while also noting that supporting documentation accompanies the claim. The researcher framed the existing relationship between the bank and Fireblocks as a relevant development for those monitoring XRP and X Money.
Yes, Cross River Bank is officially integrated with Fireblocks, which directly supports XRP on its platform.
This partnership between Fireblocks and Cross River Bank presents another clear pathway for XRP integration to X Money.✅
Documented below.📝👇 https://t.co/szmrZpD5CM pic.twitter.com/cFon5fIymL
— SMQKE (@SMQKEDQG) June 28, 2026
The observation builds on ongoing speculation within the cryptocurrency community about what blockchain infrastructure X Money may ultimately adopt as it expands its financial services. Although XRP supporters have frequently pointed to Ripple’s payment technology and XRP’s settlement capabilities as possible candidates, neither X Money nor its parent company has announced support for the digital asset.
Community Member Urges Caution
The post also received a measured response from community member LedgerLegend, who cautioned against concluding solely from the Fireblocks integration.
According to LedgerLegend, Fireblocks supports more than 150 blockchain networks by default, meaning that financial institutions using its infrastructure are not automatically integrating XRP into their own products or services. The commenter argued that while the connection is noteworthy, it should not be interpreted as confirmation that Cross River Bank or X Money intends to utilize XRP.
LedgerLegend added that it would be more appropriate to wait for an official announcement before treating the integration as evidence of XRP adoption.
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Infrastructure Links Continue to Draw Attention
The exchange reflects the broader debate surrounding XRP’s potential role in emerging financial platforms. Supporters often examine infrastructure partnerships, banking relationships, and technology providers for indications that XRP could be positioned for future use cases.
In this instance, SMQKE’s post focuses on an established partnership between Cross River Bank and Fireblocks rather than announcing a new integration. Since Fireblocks already supported XRP alongside numerous other blockchain networks, the connection has prompted renewed interest among market observers.
For now, the connection remains part of the broader conversation surrounding X Money’s future digital asset strategy, with market participants continuing to watch for any official confirmation regarding blockchain and cryptocurrency support.
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