Recently, I feel that XRP has started to play a quite important role in the global transition to ISO 20022. There is increasing discussion about how cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology will integrate with traditional financial systems, and XRP is precisely aiming to serve as a bridge in that process. Ripple is advancing its integration with messaging systems compatible with ISO 20022, and partnerships with major financial institutions like Santander and SBI Holdings are also progressing. Looking at these developments, it’s clear that XRP is being recognized not just as a cryptocurrency project but as a foundation for international remittances. Its value as a real-time, cost-efficient remittance solution is attracting attention from institutional investors as well. Furthermore, it’s noteworthy that Ripple has joined organizations related to ISO 20022, which indicates a growing institutional trust in XRP from the perspective of compliance with ISO 20022 standards. Coupled with the progress in regulatory environments, XRP’s position within the entire cryptocurrency industry is becoming more defined. During this major transformation of the financial system, such movements are expected to significantly influence future market developments.