Ripple has expanded its custody platform with new security, compliance and staking capabilities as institutional demand for regulated digital asset infrastructure accelerates.
The company announced partnerships with Securosys and Figment to strengthen Ripple Custody, enabling banks and custodians to deploy hardware security module-based custody solutions both on premises and in the cloud.
“By integrating our CyberVault HSM with Ripple Custody, institutions gain an out-of-the-box, enterprise-grade solution that can be deployed quickly, without added complexity, while retaining full control over their cryptographic keys,”
Said Securosys Chief Executive Officer, Robert Rogenmoser.
Ripple said the integration supports compliance across multiple jurisdictions while simplifying procurement and reducing operational complexity for regulated institutions.
Through its collaboration with Figment, Ripple is also introducing staking within custody workflows, allowing institutions to offer staking for proof-of-stake networks including Ethereum and Solana without managing validator infrastructure.
“By combining Ripple’s enterprise-grade custody technology with Figment’s secure, non-custodial staking platform, we’re giving regulated institutions a way to offer staking rewards to their customers on several blockchain networks,”
Said Figment Vice President, Ben Spiegelman.
The updates follow Ripple’s acquisition of Palisade and its integration of Chainalysis monitoring tools, reinforcing Ripple Custody’s strategy to provide scalable, compliant exposure to digital asset markets for institutional clients.
At the time of reporting, Ethereum price was $1,955.50.