Linklogis Joins Forces with XRP Ledger: Revolutionizing Global Supply Chain Finance from China

Supply chain finance just got a major blockchain upgrade—and it's coming from an unexpected corner of the world.

China’s Linklogis is teaming up with Ripple’s XRP Ledger to tackle one of the oldest problems in trade: moving money across borders without the usual delays and fees.

Why This Matters

Traditional supply chains are clogged with intermediaries. Letters of credit, bank guarantees, and third-party verifications slow everything down. Linklogis and XRP Ledger aim to cut through that mess using distributed ledger technology.

How It Works

The system uses XRP’s consensus mechanism to validate transactions in seconds—not days. Smart contracts automate payment releases once shipment milestones are met. No more waiting for banks to open, no more hidden FX costs.

But Let’s Be Real

This isn’t just about efficiency. It’s about control. By building on a decentralized ledger, Linklogis reduces reliance on Western-dominated financial networks. A smart move geopolitically, even if it makes some traditional bankers nervous.

One cynical take? Maybe this will finally make supply chain finance slightly less boring than watching blockchain confirmations.

Bottom line: if this partnership delivers, it could rewrite how global trade moves money—and prove that real-world blockchain utility isn’t just a crypto-bro fantasy.

XRPL’s expanding RWA footprint

The integration comes as XRPL accelerates its adoption across RWA sectors.

Data from RWA.xyz shows the network’s tokenized RWA volume climbed 22.81% in the past month, reaching roughly $305.8 million. That growth has positioned XRPL as the ninth-largest blockchain by RWA value, supported by its expanding roster of enterprise partners.

Notably, XRPL’s recent global partnerships highlight its growing relevance in tokenization.

The Dubai Land Department adopted the ledger to power its real estate tokenization program earlier this year in May. A month later, RWA platform ONDO Finance launched tokenized US Treasuries on the network.

Momentum has also spread to Latin America. Brazilian securitization firm VERT issued a 700 million real ($130 million) Agribusiness Receivables Certificate on XRPL through a blockchain-based private credit platform.

Around the same time, exchange Mercado Bitcoin disclosed plans to tokenize more than $200 million in fixed-income and equity products on the ledger.