Ripple has secured preliminary approval for an Electronic Money Institution license from Luxembourg's Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). Once finalized, this credential will enable the company to legally issue e-money and operate regulated digital payment services across multiple jurisdictions—a major step following its recent UK FCA registration. The dual regulatory pathway signals growing institutional acceptance of blockchain-based payment infrastructure in major financial markets. This development could reshape how cross-border transactions are handled, particularly for institutions seeking compliance-first solutions in the evolving Web3 payments landscape.
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Ripple has secured preliminary approval for an Electronic Money Institution license from Luxembourg's Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). Once finalized, this credential will enable the company to legally issue e-money and operate regulated digital payment services across multiple jurisdictions—a major step following its recent UK FCA registration. The dual regulatory pathway signals growing institutional acceptance of blockchain-based payment infrastructure in major financial markets. This development could reshape how cross-border transactions are handled, particularly for institutions seeking compliance-first solutions in the evolving Web3 payments landscape.