Ripple publishes Swell 2026 agenda highlighting XRP uses
Ripple released the Swell 2026 agenda ahead of the conference, detailing sessions on XRP Ledger use for cross-border payments, liquidity management and asset tokenization.
Ripple published the Swell 2026 agenda ahead of the conference, listing panels, technical workshops and industry sessions focused on using XRP and the XRP Ledger for cross-border payments, liquidity management and tokenized assets.
The schedule groups content into industry-facing panels on payments and compliance, technical deep dives for engineers and sessions aimed at building partnerships among banks, payment firms, regulators and developers.
Sessions address cross-border settlement, on-demand liquidity, tokenization of assets and technical development for the XRP Ledger. The program includes case studies from payments providers and banks that have tested or deployed liquidity solutions using XRP.
Developer tracks will cover ledger tools, integration patterns for financial institutions and programmability features that support tokenized assets and automated liquidity routing. Technical workshops are scheduled to help teams integrate the ledger with existing payment rails.
Organizers plan demonstrations of live integrations and pilot projects that illustrate how XRP can be used to source on-demand liquidity for cross-border flows. The agenda also includes panels comparing approaches to tokenization and central bank digital currencies and sessions on interoperability between ledgers.
The published schedule allocates time for networking and one-on-one meetings intended to advance commercial discussions between financial institutions and blockchain providers.
The agenda release does not list all speakers or demo partners; organizers say confirmed sessions will be updated as additional participants are finalized.
Ripple, founded in 2012, develops payment protocols and the XRP Ledger, which supports the XRP token. Swell is the company’s annual conference on cross-border payments and digital finance.
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