Ripple has teamed up with Swiss fintech incubator Tenity to launch the XRPL Accelerator in Singapore. The goal is to speed up early-stage Web3 development on the XRP Ledger. This program aims to help startups create real-world solutions on XRPL by giving them money, technical help, and resources to help them get their products to market in one of Asia’s most active blockchain hubs.
Ripple has already made a lot of progress in the Asia-Pacific region with regulatory licenses and pilot projects. The launch of the accelerator shows that the company is even more committed to supporting decentralized innovation on XRPL. Tenity will run the program. Tenity has a lot of experience in fintech acceleration and connecting investors with startups. Ripple will add its global network, protocol knowledge, and regional infrastructure.
1/ Singapore continues to lead in blockchain innovation. 🇸🇬@Ripple and @tenity_global are set to launch an XRPL Accelerator program to support builders and startups across APAC: https://t.co/twyRbB2zU0
— RippleX (@RippleXDev) July 4, 2025
This is a 12-week program with a focus on RWA tokenization, institutional…
Helping Startups Grow with a Purpose
The XRPL Accelerator will give some teams up to $100,000 in funding and help them improve their business models, build applications on the blockchain, and meet investors and ecosystem partners. The focus is on new businesses that are using the XRP Ledger for real-world purposes like payments, asset tokenization, identity, and DeFi services.
Singapore is a great place to run a program like this because its rules are clear and it is friendly to cryptocurrencies. Startups that get into the accelerator will also be able to use Ripple’s existing ecosystem, which includes its business partnerships and recent work on stablecoins and real-time payments. This makes the XRPL Accelerator more than just a development grant; it’s a way to get into Asia’s growing Web3 economy.
This project is part of Ripple’s effort to get more people to use XRPL for things other than cross-border payments. Ripple’s main focus is still on XRP, but the company has been putting more and more effort into creating infrastructure and services that will support the next generation of decentralized finance and tokenized value systems.
Asia Pacific Becomes a Key Area for XRPL Growth
Ripple’s choice to set up the accelerator in Singapore shows how the city-state is becoming a center for blockchain innovation in the region. Singapore is quickly becoming a top choice for crypto startups and pilot programs because it has strong rules, many talented people, and more and more investors are interested.
Ripple’s presence in the area will grow thanks to the XRPL Accelerator, which will also bring in a new group of developers and business owners to the XRP Ledger. This fits with Ripple’s long-term goal of changing the way money works around the world with blockchain solutions that are fast, scalable, and long-lasting.
Soon, applications for the first group will be open. The program will officially start later this year. This could be a chance for builders in the Web3 space to grow with help from one of the biggest names in the business.
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