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Ripple and Tenity Launch XRPL Accelerator in Singapore

Ripple and Tenity Launch XRPL Accelerator in Singapore

BitgetBitget2025/07/04 21:00
By:Bitget
  • Up to USD 200,000 in grants for XRPL-focused teams
  • Supports early-stage startups across Asia Pacific
  • GAP accelerator includes mentorship, networking, and Ripple resources

Ripple, in partnership with startup incubator Tenity, recently launched the XRPL Accelerator Singapore, offering grants of up to USD 200,000 to promising early-stage startups building on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) across the Asia Pacific region. This initiative aims to spur innovation and real-world adoption of XRPL’s scalable and low-cost infrastructure.

Grant Support and Accelerator Benefits

Startups joining the accelerator will receive financial backing, mentorship, access to Ripple’s technical resources, and connections to a network of investors and potential customers. The program is tailored to help early teams refine their product-market fit, improve technical integration, and prepare for subsequent funding rounds.

🇸🇬 NEW: Ripple and Tenity launch XRPL Accelerator in Singapore, offering up to $200K in grants.

Focused on early-stage XRPL startups in Asia Pacific. pic.twitter.com/hf7W32QX3P

— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) July 4, 2025

Focused on Real-World Use Cases

The accelerator prioritizes startups developing real-world XRPL use cases—such as payments, remittances, tokenization, DeFi , and NFT applications. By targeting practical solutions, the initiative seeks to drive meaningful adoption of XRPL across industries while supporting regional economic growth and digital innovation in Asia Pacific.

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