Wellington-Atlus: ISO 20022 Will Allow the Use of Compliant Tech Like XRP

The global financial system is entering a new era where payments no longer crawl through outdated channels burdened by inefficiency and delays. A quiet but profound transformation is underway — one built not on speculation, but on ￰0￱ financial institutions modernize their infrastructure, the shift to ISO 20022 is becoming the cornerstone of a faster, more transparent, and interconnected global payments ￰1￱ Global Standard Transforming Payments ISO 20022 is a universal messaging standard that defines how financial institutions communicate payment ￰2￱ replaces the decades-old SWIFT MT messaging system, introducing a richer and more structured format that allows banks and payment providers to exchange information ￰3￱ upgrade ensures that payment instructions, compliance details, and settlement confirmations are transmitted with clarity and ￰4￱ 20022 WILL ENABLE INSTANT SETTLEMENT, NOT JUST MESSAGING + ALLOWS THE USE OF COMPLIANT TECHNOLOGY LIKE RIPPLENET AND XRP From ￰5￱ Smart ￰6￱ — SMQKE (@SMQKEDQG) October 15, 2025 By adopting ISO 20022, financial systems gain the ability to process transactions faster and more securely, reducing manual intervention and error ￰7￱ central banks and market infrastructures across Europe, Asia, and the Americas are already migrating to the new framework — with full global alignment expected by ￰8￱ ISO 20022 Paves the Way for Instant Settlement While ISO 20022 is primarily a messaging standard, its design enables the conditions necessary for near-instant ￰9￱ structured data format eliminates ambiguity, allowing automated systems to process and validate transactions in real ￰10￱ with modern settlement networks — such as real-time gross settlement (RTGS) systems and blockchain-based ledgers — ISO 20022 can help achieve true instantaneous fund ￰11￱ experts note that the richer data contained in ISO 20022 messages allows for faster compliance checks, improved reconciliation, and seamless integration with instant-payment ￰12￱ essence, it provides the language through which global payment systems can “speak” the same dialect, paving the way for more efficient, interoperable, and transparent cross-border ￰13￱ and XRP: Compliant Bridges for the New Standard According to a document from Wellington-Atlus, shared on X by SMQKE, ISO 20022’s adoption doesn’t just streamline communication — it enables the use of compliant digital technologies like RippleNet, powered by ￰14￱ are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 The document highlights that RippleNet, which is fully ISO 20022 compliant, allows XRP to act as a bridge currency for fast, low-cost international settlements.

Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) solution uses XRP to provide instant cross-border payments without relying on pre-funded ￰15￱ approach aligns seamlessly with ISO 20022’s objective of enabling faster, data-rich ￰16￱ global institutions align with regulatory and technical standards, technologies like RippleNet can be integrated into existing financial infrastructures without disrupting compliance ￰17￱ Skepticism to Trust: Blockchain’s Institutional Acceptance The Wellington-Atlus report, as cited by SMQKE, reflects a broader narrative ￰18￱ and digital assets are no longer dismissed as speculative or fringe technologies. Instead, they are increasingly recognized as essential components of the digital financial ￰19￱ stricter regulations, regular audits, and the adoption of global standards like ISO 20022, blockchain-based solutions have gained institutional ￰20￱ evolution marks a turning point in finance — one where innovation and compliance are no longer at odds but are working in concert to build a more efficient and inclusive global economy.

A New Era of Interoperable Finance The transition to ISO 20022 is more than a technical upgrade; it is a redefinition of how value moves ￰21￱ banks and payment systems synchronize under a unified standard, the financial landscape becomes fertile ground for technologies that can meet regulatory expectations while delivering speed and ￰22￱ and XRP, built with interoperability at their core, appear well-positioned to serve as integral tools in this next-generation payment architecture — one where compliance, efficiency, and innovation ￰23￱ : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial ￰24￱ views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s ￰25￱ are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment ￰26￱ action taken by the reader is strictly at their own ￰27￱ Tabloid is not responsible for any financial ￰28￱ us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News