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Wanchain has announced support for Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin on its bridge, enabling interoperability between XRPL, Ethereum, and Cardano. This integration allows RLUSD to move across multiple blockchain networks, enhancing cross-chain and DeFi opportunities.
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In a new tweet, blockchain interoperability network Wanchain has announced support for Ripple USD (RLUSD) stablecoin on its bridge infrastructure, opening multiple pathways between major crypto ecosystems. "New asset integration, RLUSD is now supported on the Wanchain bridge," the official Wanchain X account stated in its tweet.
New asset integration💡$RLUSD is now supported on the Wanchain bridge!
Here are the routes on WanBridge:
-RLUSD@XRPL⇆Cardano
-RLUSD@Ethereum⇆Cardano
-RLUSD@XRPL⇆Wanchain
-RLUSD@Ethereum⇆Wanchain
-RLUSD@Wanchain⇆Cardano
-RLUSD@XRP⇆Ethereum
— Wanchain (@wanchain\_org) April 23, 2026 The integration allows RLUSD on the XRP Ledger and Ethereum blockchains to move between additional chains, including Wanchain and Cardano. In its tweet, Wanchain highlighted new routes for RLUSD, thanks to the bridge infrastructure. RLUSD on the XRP Ledger will be interoperable on Cardano and Wanchain, the same for RLUSD on the Ethereum blockchain. RLUSD on Wanchain will be able to move to and from Cardano, while RLUSD on XRP will be interoperable on Ethereum. Wanchain, a long-running, Ethereum-based layer-1 blockchain, focuses on cross-chain interoperability, connecting disparate networks to enable decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.
Ripple highlights a clear goal of enabling cross-chain and DeFi opportunities, with RLUSD being issued on both the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and . Last December, Ripple took an important step towards RLUSD's multichain vision, with the launch of the stablecoin on its first Layer 2 (L2) networks ahead of its official debut next year (pending regulatory approval). RLUSD testing on Optimism, Base, Ink, and Unichain is ongoing in partnership with Wormhole, one of the leading multichain interoperability protocols and its NTT token standard. Ripple hopes to launch RLUSD on more chains, but this is still subject to final regulatory approval. This comes after a Ripple 2026 survey showed that financial leaders are the most bullish on stablecoins among digital asset use cases. At the beginning of April, RLUSD was added to Coinone, one of South Korea's biggest regulated exchanges. This made it possible for Korean traders to buy Ripple's fully-reserved, enterprise-grade stablecoin directly in KRW.
The support for RLUSD on Wanchain enhances its interoperability, allowing seamless transactions between XRPL, Ethereum, and Cardano, which broadens its use in decentralized finance.
RLUSD can now interact with XRPL, Ethereum, Wanchain, and Cardano, facilitating cross-chain transactions across these major ecosystems.
Ripple aims to expand RLUSD's multichain capabilities by launching it on more chains, pending regulatory approval, and is currently testing it on various Layer 2 networks.

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