DXC Technology has partnered with Ripple to integrate digital asset custody and payment capabilities into its Hogan core banking platform, joining a wave of major core banking providers adding blockchain functionality. The partnership gives financial institutions access to Ripple’s technology through Hogan, which supports over $5 trillion in deposits and 300 million accounts globally.
The collaboration enables banks to offer digital asset custody, stablecoin payments and tokenization services without replacing existing core banking systems. DXC’s approach connects traditional banking infrastructure with blockchain platforms, allowing institutions to deploy regulated digital asset services while maintaining their operational foundations. The integration includes Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin alongside custody and cross border payment capabilities.
DXC’s move follows similar initiatives by other core banking providers. Finastra and Matera have partnered with Circle to integrate stablecoin capabilities, while Fiserv plans to launch its own stablecoin using Circle and Paxos technology and enable institutional access to USDC. The trend reflects growing institutional demand for digital asset infrastructure embedded within core banking operations rather than standalone solutions.
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