Gemini Launches XRP Credit Card With Ripple Partnership
Gemini and Ripple launch a new XRP rewards credit card offering instant cashback and boosting the use of XRP in everyday transactions.

- Gemini and Ripple launch new XRP rewards credit card.
- Instant cashback up to 4% in XRP.
- Boosts XRP’s use in everyday transactions.
Gemini and Ripple have partnered to launch the Gemini XRP Credit Card, effective August 25, 2025, providing instant XRP rewards and RLUSD stablecoin integration.
This launch enhances XRP’s utility in real-world transactions, potentially boosting its market demand and integrating credit rewards with stablecoin conversions in the payments sector.
Gemini and Ripple Partner for XRP Rewards Card
“Excited to showcase the synergy between Ripple and Gemini as we launch the card that benefits both customers and the XRP ecosystem.” — Brad Garlinghouse, CEO, Ripple
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