RLUSD Yield Protocol: Revolutionizing Ripple’s XRP Ledger
Soil has unveiled its groundbreaking RLUSD yield protocol on the XRP Ledger, marking a significant milestone in enhancing Ripple’s stablecoin, RLUSD. By introducing compliant real-world asset-backed returns, Soil is transforming the utility of stablecoins within the XRP ecosystem.
What is the RLUSD Yield Protocol?
The RLUSD yield protocol is designed to offer XRP Ledger users a unique opportunity to generate fixed returns. This is achieved by depositing RLUSD, Ripple’s U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, into onchain vaults. These vaults are supported by diverse instruments, including private credit and tokenized Treasuries, ensuring market-neutral hedging strategies.
Soil’s Impressive Initial Success
Soil’s initial asset pool reached its $1 million target in under 72 hours, underscoring the demand for regulated yield products in the XRPL ecosystem. This swift uptake highlights the growing appetite for secure and compliant financial products in the crypto space.
Expanding XRP Ledger’s Capabilities
The launch of the RLUSD yield protocol not only expands the use of Ripple’s stablecoin but also propels the XRP Ledger ahead of Solana in tokenized asset value. This development comes as the XRPL ecosystem seeks to strengthen its position in hosting tokenized assets like Treasuries and private credit.
ORQO Group, the developers behind Soil, are leveraging their extensive experience, managing $300 million in assets with regulatory licenses in Poland and Malta. Their strategic expansion to the XRP Ledger is complemented by their deployments on Ethereum-compatible networks such as Polygon and Arbitrum.
Future Prospects and Institutional Interest
Looking ahead, Soil plans to introduce more asset pools, catering to the increasing demand for robust yield-generating products. This aligns with the broader transition of the stablecoin market toward a multi-trillion-dollar ecosystem, requiring sophisticated infrastructure to provide institutional-grade returns.
The XRP Ledger’s recent advancements, including the activation of a permissioned DEX amendment, further demonstrate Ripple’s commitment to regulated finance. Partnerships with major players like Aviva Investors signify the potential for tokenizing traditional fund structures on the ledger.





