Ripple (XRP) is once again drawing market attention. According to overseas crypto media outlet CoinGape, Grape, an XRP Ledger validator, pointed out that Ripple's enterprise-facing business is growing, and said that Ripple Treasury, linked to JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, is approaching a payment processing volume of approximately $13 trillion.

According to Grape's X post reported by CoinGape, he said, "Many people are not paying attention to what is really important about XRP," and "Even at $13 trillion, the price chart has completely failed to notice it." Grape stated that the Ripple Treasury platform processed approximately $13 trillion in corporate payments for 1,100 corporate clients last year. According to CoinGape, clients include major Wall Street companies such as Coca-Cola, American Airlines, and Stanley Black & Decker.

■ Debut at Sibos 2026... 12,000 Banking and Payments Professionals to Gather

CoinGape, citing Grape, reported that Ripple Treasury will be introduced at Sibos 2026, SWIFT's annual banking event to be held in Miami, USA, from September 28 to October 1 (local time). Sibos is one of the largest events in the banking and payments industry. According to CoinGape's report citing Ripple's explanation, more than 12,000 professionals from the banking, payments, and treasury management sectors are expected to attend.

■ How Are SWIFT, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs Connected?

Grape also released a diagram showing how SWIFT, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs are connected within the larger Ripple Treasury ecosystem. According to the diagram introduced by CoinGape, Ripple Treasury sits at the center, with a single treasury management interface and Digital Asset Accounts. CoinGape reported that through this, companies can manage fiat currency, XRP, and RLUSD on a single platform.

The diagram also shows existing banking payment networks connected to SWIFT. JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are indicated as banking partners supporting corporate connections. CoinGape described this as a structure combining traditional finance with blockchain technology.

On the left side of the diagram are enterprise software systems including ERP systems, approvals, general ledgers, and payables. According to CoinGape, these systems connect to Ripple Treasury via the ClearConnect API. The lower part of the diagram shows Ripple Treasury connecting to banks and to ACH, wire transfers, and SWIFT. CoinGape also reported that another area includes Ripple Payments, Ripple Prime, Ripple Custody, and RLUSD, as well as payment processing via the XRP Ledger and Ethereum Layer 2 networks.

■ GTreasury Acquisition and Digital Asset Accounts Launch Provide Support

According to Grape, Ripple acquired GTreasury for approximately $1 billion in October last year (local time). CoinGape, citing Grape's explanation, reported that the Digital Asset Accounts launched on April 1 (local time), enabling corporate treasurers to hold fiat currency, XRP, and RLUSD together on a single treasury management platform.

CoinGape reported that Grape said, "There is no new product announcement here," adding, "Ripple is simply presenting its corporate treasury management business in front of institutions that have attended Sibos in the past."

■ XRP Price

Meanwhile, according to CoinGape, XRP's price rose more than 2% after moving sideways over the weekend.

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