Ripple announced Monday that it has secured a $200 million credit facility from Neuberger Berman. The financing will expand margin lending and brokerage services through its Ripple Prime platform for institutional clients.
Ripple Prime secured the $200 million funding facility from Neuberger Specialty Finance to expand margin financing for trading in traditional and digital asset markets. The crypto firm said the capital will support growing demand for its multi-asset prime brokerage platform.
Initial reactions on X were largely positive, with users noting strong institutional confidence from Neuberger Berman and the expansion of Ripple Prime's margin lending services across crypto and traditional assets. Crypto enthusiasts highlighted it as a sign of deeper mainstream adoption and liquidity growth, while some added humorous or bullish commentary on banks entering crypto leverage.
NEW: Ripple Prime secured up to $200M in asset-based debt financing from Neuberger Berman to expand margin offerings and leverage for institutional traders across crypto, equities, and fixed income pic.twitter.com/5B8PFSvnFX
— Wendy O (@CryptoWendyO) 11 maggio 2026
🚨 BIG MOVE:#RIPPLE SECURES A $200M CREDIT FACILITY FROM Neuberger Berman.
— ARAB ! (@XrpArab) 11 maggio 2026
THIS SIGNALS STRONG INSTITUTIONAL CONFIDENCE, DEEPER LIQUIDITY, AND LONG-TERM EXPANSION STRATEGY.
CAPITAL BACKING AT THIS LEVEL MEANS SERIOUS GLOBAL POSITIONING. 🔥#XRP pic.twitter.com/B6MiBXfd5u
🚨 RIPPLE JUST WENT FULL BEAST MODE!
— Paul White Gold Eagle (@PaulGoldEagle) 12 maggio 2026
$567 BILLION giant Neuberger Berman is dropping a massive $200 MILLION debt facility to supercharge Ripple Prime’s crypto margin trading!
This is rocket fuel.
Clients can now go bigger across crypto, equities, AND fixed income with… pic.twitter.com/0ZExsKtvdQ
When institutions need capital to move fast, Ripple just made sure they have it. $200M facility. Neuberger Berman. This is what building for real finance looks like. 💰 #XRP
— Norberts (@NorbWrk) 11 maggio 2026
Ripple Prime gets $200M debt facility from Neuberger Berman for crypto margin. The banks are officially bringing leverage to the crypto table. 🏦😂
— Olivier Langlois (@cryptolevier) 11 maggio 2026
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Ripple announced on June 23 that it received a preliminary green light from Luxembourg regulators for a crypto-asset service provider license under the EU's MiCA rules. The approval would allow the company to offer stablecoin payment services across the European Economic Area once finalized. The move pairs with a recent investment in African payments firm Flutterwave to expand RLUSD use.
Ripple has emphasized that institutions need infrastructure supporting multiple stablecoins for cross-border payments as volumes surge. Global stablecoin transactions reached $33 trillion in 2025, surpassing credit card volumes, according to the company. Early adopters of flexible platforms are positioned ahead amid regulatory shifts.
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Ripple has invested in African fintech company Flutterwave during its Series E funding round. The deal values Flutterwave at $3.2 billion and will integrate Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin along with the XRP Ledger into cross-border payments.
U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded net inflows of about $35 million from May 20 to May 29. Bitcoin and ether ETFs lost roughly $2 billion combined during the same period. The flows highlight diverging investor interest in the crypto market.