US EditionRipple Lands Big Regulatory Win In Europe—So Why Is XRP Bleeding?
Ripple’s full Electronic Money Institution license from Luxembourg enables scaling EU payments and expands its global licenses beyond 75, supporting banks and fintechs, officials said.
- On Monday, Ripple received full Electronic Money Institution approval from Luxembourg's Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier, converting its January 14 preliminary clearance and enabling EU-scale regulated payments.
- With more than 75 global approvals, Ripple is pushing a Europe-first licensing strategy, adding a UK Financial Conduct Authority EMI license last month and using Luxembourg as a common EU regulatory base.
- XRP plunged to $1.64 despite the regulatory news and bounced 4% on Monday, testing critical $1.60 support with Supertrend indicator at $1.9280 and Parabolic SAR at $1.7631 as bearish resistances.
- Last week, Ripple launched Ripple Treasury from its $1 billion GTreasury acquisition and last month partnered with LMAX Group, securing a $150 million financing commitment.
- Despite Luxembourg's EU role, Ripple did not specify which states will get services first; many can operate without XRP, limiting token demand despite UK crypto regulation plans by 2027.
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Ripple Lands Big Regulatory Win In Europe—So Why Is XRP Bleeding?
Ripple on Monday secured full Electronic Money Institution approval from Luxembourg’s financial regulator, pushing its global license count past 75, but XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) plunged to $1.64 despite the regulatory milestone. The Luxembourg EMI License Luxembourg’s Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier granted Ripple final EMI authorization, converting preliminary approval from January 14 into a full license. This allows Ripple to scale i…
Ripple news: XRP-linked firms secures full e-money License for EU
The payments firm said Luxembourg’s CSSF has granted final Electronic Money Institution approval, moving it from “in-principle” status to a license it can use to expand Ripple Payments across the bloc.
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Ripple Granted Full EU Electronic Money License in Luxembourg
Ripple has received full approval for its Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license from Luxembourg’s Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). The company had announced preliminary approval last month and has now met all conditions required by the CSSF. Cassie Craddock “Securing our full EMI license in the EU is a transformative milestone that reinforces Ripple’s presence at the heart of European finance,” said Cassie Craddock, M…
Full EU EMI License Granted by Luxembourg Regulator - Invest In Crypto News
Ripple has received full approval for an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license in the European Union, following authorization from Luxembourg’s financial regulator, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). The approval comes after Ripple met all regulatory conditions set by the CSSF. The company had announced preliminary clearance for the license last month, with full approval now allowing it to operate as an EMI across t…
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