Gemini Unveils XRP Credit Card With Crypto Rewards – Up to 4% Back, $200 Bonus

Gemini has announced the launch of a special-edition XRP credit card in partnership with Ripple, giving ￰2￱ a new way to earn cryptocurrency rewards on everyday ￰3￱ product, unveiled this week, offers up to 4% back in XRP with no annual fees, positioning itself as one of the most accessible crypto rewards cards in the ￰4￱ XRP Credit Card Offers Up to 4% Crypto Rewards and a $200 Bonus According to the announcement, the limited-edition XRP Credit Card is now available to ￰5￱ and has been issued by WebBank under the Mastercard World Elite ￰6￱ the Gemini Credit Card, XRP ￰7￱ for enthusiasts, this limited edition metal card gives up to 4% back in XRP ￰8￱ waiting, just ￰9￱ now ￰10￱ — Gemini (@Gemini) August 25, 2025 The launch comes on the heels of Ripple’s recent support for Gemini’s IPO push and reflects the companies’ deepening ￰11￱ card not only enhances XRP’s role in payments but also expands access to Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, which is now available for ￰12￱ trading on Gemini.

RLUSD, a USD-backed stablecoin launched earlier this year, has already grown to a market capitalization of more than $640 million , ranking among the top six dollar-pegged ￰13￱ XRP Credit Card rewards structure is designed to appeal to a broad base of ￰14￱ can earn 4% back in XRP on gas, EV charging, and rideshare; 3% on dining; 2% on groceries; and 1% on all other purchases.), which powers fast and low-cost ￰15￱ Ledger has welcomed MiCA-compliant EURØP from Schuman Financial and Brazil’s USDB from Braza Group, expanding regulated stablecoin offerings for Europe and Latin America. #XRPL #Stablecoins ￰0￱ — ￰16￱ (@cryptonews) May 22, 2025 Additionally, the XRPL is already being integrated into financial services globally by institutions including Société Générale–Forge, Guggenheim Treasury Services, and Brazil’s Braza ￰17￱ IPO Boom Continues as Ripple Funds Gemini’s Wall Street Debut Ripple has stepped in as a key financial backer of Gemini’s planned public debut , extending a $75 million credit line that could rise to $150 ￰18￱ agreement, disclosed in Gemini’s SEC filing, also introduces Ripple’s new stablecoin, RLUSD, as a borrowing option once the initial facility is used. @Ripple has emerged as a key backer of @Gemini ’s upcoming IPO, providing the exchange with a $75 million credit line. #Ripple #Gemini ￰1￱ — ￰19￱ (@cryptonews) August 19, 2025 Gemini, founded in 2014 by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, filed on August 16 to list on Nasdaq under the ticker “GEMI. ” If successful, it would become the third ￰20￱ exchange to go public, after Coinbase in 2021 and Bullish earlier this ￰21￱ Sachs, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, and Cantor Fitzgerald are leading the ￰22￱ timing comes as investor appetite for crypto stocks intensifies.

Circle’s June IPO saw shares jump nearly tenfold from the $31 offering price, while Bullish more than tripled on its first trading ￰23￱ industry players, including OKX, Grayscale, and Kraken, are also eyeing listings. Gemini’s financials, however, remain under ￰24￱ firm posted a $282.5 million net loss in the first half of 2025, up from $41.4 million last year, while revenue fell to $67.9 ￰25￱ reserves dropped to $161.9 million from $341.5 million at the end of 2024. Ripple’s support gives Gemini fresh liquidity while positioning RLUSD in a market dominated by USDT and USDC.