Grayscale and Franklin Templeton are preparing to launch their XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on November 24, 2025. This comes after the successful launches of Canary’s XRPC and Bitwise’s XRP ETFs. The industry anticipates a surge in XRP ETF offerings in the coming months.
Grayscale has confirmed its plans to convert the XRP Trust into an ETF. The company aims to have the Grayscale XRP ETF (GXRP) begin trading on November 24. This timeline follows Grayscale’s recent regulatory filing update on November 3, 2025.
James Seyffart, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg, has highlighted that GXRP is expected to be available on Monday, November 24. He emphasized that the product could debut the same day as Franklin Templeton’s offering.
“Grayscale’s move comes after its Dogecoin ETF also gained approval, further solidifying November 24 as a key date,” Seyffart noted.
The company has worked swiftly to meet the necessary regulatory requirements. By filing the Form 8-A, Grayscale has accelerated the approval process for GXRP. If the product clears all hurdles, investors could begin trading it as early as the date.
Franklin Templeton is also pushing forward with its XRP ETF, known as EZRP. The company’s November 4 filing removed the delay clause, fueling expectations of a November 24 launch. Seyffart noted that this could allow both Grayscale’s and Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETFs to be listed on the market simultaneously.
Although the launch is not a certainty, both ETFs are likely to go live on the same day. Franklin Templeton’s swift action mirrors Grayscale’s efforts to bring the product to market. Investors are now closely monitoring both companies as the potential launch date approaches.
The two ETFs could stir fresh interest in the XRP token. With both financial institutions on track to launch their products, the XRP ETF market is likely to become more competitive. This could lead to more offerings from other firms in the near future.
Several other asset managers are in the process of securing regulatory approval for their XRP ETFs. These include CoinShares, 21Shares, and WisdomTree, who all have pending applications. However, these firms have yet to remove delay clauses from their filings.
CoinShares and WisdomTree are among those still facing hurdles. Their filings retain language suggesting possible delays in their respective launches. Until these clauses are removed, it seems unlikely that their XRP ETFs will be approved on the same timeline as Grayscale and Franklin Templeton.
21Shares, which filed an update on November 7, also retained a delay clause in its application. Consequently, it may not receive approval until it has clearance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. As of now, these firms remain in a waiting period.
With the two spot XRP ETFs from Canary and Bitwise currently trading, the total inflows into XRP ETFs have reached $410.76 million. This shows the growing investor interest in XRP-based products. As the launch of new ETFs draws nearer, the competition in this market is expected to intensify.
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