XRP Seoul will bring Ripple executives, banks, tokenization companies, and crypto infrastructure firms together in Seoul on October 3.
Crypto commentator X Finance Bull says the speaker lineup points to an expanding financial ecosystem around XRP, with participants covering payments, custody, tokenization, DeFi, liquidity, and institutional adoption.
X Finance Bull highlighted Ripple executives Monica Long, Markus Infanger, Ayo Akinyele, Christina Chan, Tatsuya Kohrogi and Jinnie Lee. Long will discuss areas connected to Ripple’s 2026 focus, including stablecoins, tokenization, custody and institutional adoption. Infanger will represent the institutional DeFi side of the XRP Ledger, while Akinyele will cover the technical roadmap, including quantum readiness.
Chan, Kohrogi and Lee will add an APAC-focused perspective as Ripple continues its institutional presence across the region.
YOU READY FOR THIS? $XRP Seoul is coming, and just look at who is walking onto that stage.
October 3 in Seoul is shaping up to be way bigger than a normal crypto conference.
You’ve got Monica Long, Markus Infanger, Ayo Akinyele, Christina Chan, Tatsuya Kohrogi and Jinnie Lee… https://t.co/BlTNXxclSm pic.twitter.com/OkXWm8Z50l
— X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) September 28, 2026
Banks Strengthen the Institutional Focus
X Finance Bull also highlighted banks joining the conference. Kbank, JB Bank, Woori Bank, Kakao Bank, Kyobo Securities, Siam Commercial Bank and SC Ventures all appear among the participating institutions.
The commentator specifically cited Kbank’s adoption of Ripple’s institutional wallet infrastructure through Ripple Custody. JB Bank also uses Ripple Payments for cross-border business remittances, while Siam Commercial Bank has worked with Ripple’s payments technology for years.
X Finance Bull said these banks and Ripple executives make the Seoul event particularly relevant to developing financial infrastructure around XRP.
Tokenization and XRPFi Take Center Stage
Min Lin from Ondo Finance will also attend the conference. X Finance Bull pointed to Ondo’s OUSG, which operates on the XRP Ledger, and noted its connection with RLUSD for minting and redemption.
The commentator also highlighted Asheesh Birla from Evernorth. X Finance Bull described Evernorth’s model as holding XRP and deploying it into liquidity and XRPFi rather than leaving the asset unused.
Rox Park from Doppler and Nicholas Motz from Soil will add further perspectives on lending, yield, liquidity, credit and collateral. X Finance Bull used their participation to show how the XRP ecosystem now extends into financial applications beyond payments and transfers.
Flare, Cross-Chain Liquidity and AI Payments
Hugo Philion from Flare will bring the company’s work around FXRP, while Fig from Squid will represent cross-chain liquidity. Chandler Fang from t54 will add another agenda through AI-agent payments involving XRP and RLUSD.
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X Finance Bull therefore connected the conference lineup to several areas of digital finance, including banking, treasury management, tokenized securities, stablecoins, DeFi, yield, cross-chain liquidity and AI payments.
The commentator also noted one agenda item that could generate particular interest: an “Announcement of a new XRP entity.” X Finance Bull said that announcement gives investors another reason to watch the October 3 event closely.
Overall, X Finance Bull presented XRP Seoul as a meeting point for companies and institutions working across multiple parts of the digital-asset infrastructure. Rather than focusing only on XRP payments, the lineup covers custody, tokenization, liquidity, lending, stablecoins, treasury management, and AI-based payments.
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