Chinese logistics company Webus erected XRP reserve for $ 300 million
The Chinese company Webus International Will Integrate XRP as a strategic payment instrument and build a “strategic reserve”. The acquisition strategy is based similar to Microstrategy Bitcoin plan on debt.
The logistics and mobility company Webus submitted an official registration with the US stock exchange supervision SEC. The aim is to set up a strategic XRP reserve of $ 300 million. The capital is to be provided via credit lines and institutional funds – without dilution of existing shareholders. Shortly after the announcement, the webus share increased in the double-digit percentage range.
XRP integration for global payment processing
Webus plans to integrate the XRP Ledger (XRPL) into its corporate processes to optimize international payment flows. In the global chauffeur services and fleet bookings in particular, XRP should in future serve as a cross-border settlement instrument-with the aim of reducing costs, shortening payment times and creating more transparency in the financial flows.
The strategic decision follows a trend. Other companies such as Vivopower International and several Asian financial service providers have recently announced that they are building XRP reserves. The motives are similar: In combination with the XRP Ledger, XRP enables fast, inexpensive and scalable transfers-especially in US dollar-dominated markets.
Relevance for XRP and institutional dynamics
The SEC registration from Webus could not only have a signal effect for other companies, but also strengthen the narrative tailwind for XRP as institutional use case. After years of regulatory uncertainty, XRP is increasingly gaining strategic importance – both for classic financial service providers and for globally operating companies with complex payment requirements. If other companies follow the example, this could support the demand and price stability of XRP in the long term – especially in the institutional segment.
Webus's decision underlines the current trend of not only regarding XRP as a trading object, but also as an operational component of corporate infrastructures. Due to its high liquidity, low transaction costs and fast processing, XRP is increasingly used as a digital bridge-pass set-especially in markets with fragmented currencies or limited access to US dollars. If this application is established, XRP could play a similar role in the division as it USDT and USDC do long ago in the stable coin segment.
