🌍 Ripple is advancing the integration of blockchain technology into traditional finance through a strategic partnership with DXC Technology. This collaboration aims to embed crypto custody and payment solutions into a core banking platform that manages trillions in global deposits.
📅 On January 21, 2026, DXC Technology announced its partnership with Ripple, focusing on enhancing digital asset custody and payment capabilities for regulated financial institutions. DXC's Hogan core banking environment will incorporate Ripple’s blockchain-based tools, supporting $5 trillion in deposits and 300 million accounts worldwide.
DXC integrates Ripple’s institutional-grade blockchain technology into its Hogan core banking platform, which supports $5 trillion in deposits and 300 million accounts globally
👤 Sandeep Bhanote, Global Head and General Manager of Financial Services at DXC, emphasized the need for secure custody and seamless payment capabilities for digital assets to enter the financial mainstream. He described the partnership as a means for banks to engage with digital assets while maintaining their existing operational frameworks.
💡 As banks and fintechs face increasing pressure to modernize, this partnership aims to transition institutions from limited pilot programs to live production environments. Joanie Xie, Vice President and Managing Director for North America at DXC, explained that integrating digital asset custody and payment functionality directly into core banking platforms supports secure and compliant deployment at an enterprise scale.
🔗 The collaboration also aligns with Ripple Payments, a licensed cross-border payment solution, and Ripple Custody, which facilitates the management of digital assets, stablecoins, and real-world assets. Together, DXC and Ripple position their combined offering as a bridge between legacy financial infrastructure and on-chain finance, enabling banks to adopt crypto-related services while preserving stability and compliance.
It enables compliant, enterprise-scale adoption of digital assets without changing mission-critical banking systems