Ripple (XRP) Partners with Major Middle Eastern Bank for Oman-India Payments Corridor

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BankDhofar, Oman’s second-largest bank, has integrated RippleNet to facilitate instant cross-border payments between Oman and India. This partnership enables customers to send up to 1,000 Omani rials (~$2,600) seamlessly to Indian accounts via BankDhofar’s mobile banking app.

Key Highlights of the Partnership

Why This Matters

India is the world’s top recipient of cross-border remittances, making efficient payment solutions critical. RippleNet’s infrastructure addresses this demand by bridging Oman and India with a secure, low-cost corridor.

"This partnership transforms the cross-border payments experience, making it easier, cheaper, and more reliable."
— Navin Gupta, Ripple’s Managing Director for South Asia & MENA

The Growing Role of RippleNet in Global Remittances

RippleNet has been actively expanding in the Middle East, recently establishing similar corridors between Egypt and the UAE. These initiatives highlight blockchain’s potential to streamline high-volume remittance markets.

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FAQ Section

Q1: How does RippleNet improve cross-border payments?
A: By using blockchain to enable instant settlements, lower costs, and transparent tracking.

Q2: What is the transaction limit for Oman-to-India transfers?
A: BankDhofar customers can send up to 1,000 OMR (~$2,600) per transaction.

Q3: Will BankDhofar expand this service to other countries?
A: Yes, the bank aims to activate corridors worldwide.


Final Thoughts

This collaboration underscores Ripple (XRP)’s commitment to enhancing global financial connectivity. By combining BankDhofar’s regional reach with RippleNet’s technology, the Oman-India corridor sets a benchmark for future blockchain-powered remittances.

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Keywords: Ripple (XRP), RippleNet, BankDhofar, cross-border payments, Oman-India corridor, blockchain remittances, instant transactions


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