Ripple Payments Powers TrustLinq Crypto to Bank Transfers in 170 Countries

Ripple Payments powers TrustLinq crypto-to-bank transfers in 170+ countries and 80+ currencies using stablecoins.

TrustLinq has added Ripple Payments to support crypto to bank transfers across more than 170 countries.

The Swiss-regulated platform says the service lets users send stablecoins from self-custodial wallets.

Recipients receive local fiat in their bank accounts, without using a crypto wallet or exchange account.

Ripple Payments Expands TrustLinq Coverage

TrustLinq said the integration with Ripple Payments extends its crypto to fiat transfer service.

The platform already supported SEPA, SWIFT, ACH, Faster Payments, and local banking routes.

The new setup adds more reach for cross-border payments. TrustLinq says users can now access more than 80 currencies across over 170 countries.

The company said the service is designed for stablecoin holders and business users. Supported assets include USDT, USDC, EURC, and RLUSD, according to TrustLinq.

A TrustLinq statement said, “If it travels through SWIFT, the picture is less reliable.” The company linked this to delays, costs, and reviews in correspondent banking.

Stablecoins Move Directly to Bank Accounts

The service allows users to pay from a self-custodial wallet. TrustLinq says it does not require the sender to open a bank account for the transfer.

The recipient receives a local bank transfer in fiat currency. They do not need a crypto wallet, a TrustLinq account, or an exchange account.

TrustLinq handles conversion and settlement during the payment process. The platform then sends funds through the route selected for that corridor.

The company says the recipient sees a normal bank deposit. The payment can arrive in the recipient’s local currency, depending on coverage and routing.

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Multi-Rail Routing Selects Payment Paths

Ripple Payments adds another route to TrustLinq’s existing settlement stack. The platform says each payment can use the best available rail.

A transfer to Europe may still use SEPA. A payment to another region may use Ripple’s cross-border network or another local route.

TrustLinq says this model can reduce failed transfers in harder corridors. It also gives users more options when one rail is slow or unavailable.

The service is aimed at treasury teams, platforms, contractors, suppliers, and cross-border operators. These users often need fiat payouts in many countries.

TrustLinq said its goal is to reduce steps in crypto to bank payments. The update gives stablecoin users another way to send funds into local bank accounts.

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