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Ripple Prime launches perpetual contract trading services for traditional assets targeting institutional clients

Ripple Prime launches perpetual contract trading services for traditional assets targeting institutional clients

金色财经金色财经2026/10/15 12:33
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According to Jinse Finance, Bloomberg reported that Ripple's prime brokerage arm, Ripple Prime, is launching real-world asset (RWA) perpetual contracts for institutional clients, covering more than 100 reference markets including stocks, indices, ETFs, and commodities. This product is offered through Trade.xyz on Hyperliquid, continuing Ripple Prime's previous move to provide crypto perpetual contract trading to its clients.

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