DXC Technology has announced a strategic partnership with Ripple to help banks integrate digital asset services into existing systems.
The collaboration will embed Ripple’s blockchain solutions into DXC’s Hogan core banking platform.
The initiative was unveiled on January 21, 2026, as banks face rising pressure to modernise infrastructure.
DXC said the integration allows institutions to manage custody, payments, and tokenisation without replacing core systems.
Hogan currently supports more than $5 trillion in deposits and around 300 million accounts globally.
The partnership enables banks to handle digital assets while maintaining regulatory compliance and operational stability.
Ripple Payments will support programmable and cross-border transactions through a licensed framework.
Ripple Custody will provide secure storage and management of digital assets for institutional clients.
The integration is designed to bridge regulated banking environments with onchain networks.
“To bring digital assets into mainstream finance, banks require reliable custody and smooth payment options,”
Sandeep Bhanote said.
“Financial institutions are pushed to evolve but must navigate intricate setups,”
Joanie Xie said.
The partnership builds on Ripple’s wider ecosystem, including its use of XRP and institutional brokerage services.
Industry observers said the move could accelerate adoption of digital assets across traditional finance.
At the time of reporting, XRP price was $1.88.