Licence EMI
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Ripple has secured preliminary approval for Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license. The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). The approval, granted on January 14, 2026, allows Ripple to move closer to offering regulated payment services across the European Union under EU passporting rules. This milestone follows Ripple’s recent EMI license and crypto asset registration in the UK, expanding its compliance footprint across major financial jurisdictions. The EMI license will enable Ripple to operate its Ripple Payments platform, supporting cross‑border transactions using XRP and stablecoins within the EU. While the approval is preliminary and requires Ripple to meet final operational conditions before full authorization, the move strengthens Ripple’s global regulatory portfolio, which now includes more than 75 licenses worldwide.
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