Exodus now supports native XRP Ledger and RLUSD. XRP trades at $1.43, up 3.73% in 24hrs. Here’s what changed for wallet users. Exodus has officially expanded its support for the XRP Ledger, bringing native XRPL functionality directly into its non-custodial wallet.  The crypto wallet provider announced the update in collaboration with Ripple.  Users can now manage and send XRP natively within the Exodus interface. The integration also introduces in-wallet support for Ripple USD, Ripple’s enterprise-grade stablecoin.  Together, these additions mark a significant step beyond basic asset storage. Related reading: Zero-Knowledge Proofs Are Now Live on XRP Ledger. Here’s Why That Matters Exodus Deepens XRP Ledger Integration for Self-Custody Users XRP has long ranked among the most actively used assets on the Exodus platform.  The expansion builds on that activity, moving users from simple storage to full ecosystem interaction. Exodus CEO and Co-founder JP Richardson confirmed that XRP is already a top asset by swap volume on the wallet.  According to Richardson, the goal is to make everyday XRP use simpler without giving up self-custody. The native XRPL tools now allow users to interact with the broader ledger ecosystem directly. This removes the need for third-party platforms when managing XRP transactions.  For existing Exodus users, the update is a practical upgrade to how they access their holdings. Ripple’s RLUSD Stablecoin Comes to the Exodus Wallet Alongside the XRPL expansion, Exodus is rolling out support for RLUSD.  Ripple designed RLUSD with regulatory compliance and transparency as core features. The stablecoin is pegged to the US dollar and targets both retail and enterprise use cases. Lauren Berta, Stablecoin Product Lead at Ripple, noted that open ecosystems give users meaningful control over their assets. Adding RLUSD to Exodus extends that flexibility further.  Users now hold a dollar-pegged option within the same self-custody environment as their XRP. Exodus and Ripple confirmed plans to continue expanding XRPL and RLUSD support over time. Read also:  Ripple Executive Reveals Why Africa Is a Top Crypto Hub XRP Price Climbs as Market Structure Stays Bullish On the price front, XRP is trading at $1.43 at the time of writing, per CoinGecko data. That reflects a 3.73% gain over the past 24 hours and a 6.16% rise across the last seven days.  Trading volume sits at approximately $3.93 billion within the same 24-hour window. Market analysts at More Crypto Online point to a developing wave structure supporting further short-term upside.  $XRPThe price is currently unfolding in line with the expected wave structure, with price moving higher in what may be the C-wave of a developing D-wave within a larger triangle. The preferred interpretation remains the orange scenario, where a sideways triangle is forming, with… pic.twitter.com/NsrM9oJPuP — More Crypto Online (@Morecryptoonl) April 16, 2026 They identify a key support zone between $1.33 and $1.36, which remains intact. A break above the April 7 high near $1.39 signals continuation of the current move.  Analysts place the potential D-wave completion range between $1.44 and $1.52. The post Exodus Adds Native XRP Ledger Support and RLUSD Integration appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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