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Standard Chartered adds Ripple USD custody, eyes LMAX collateral deal
Standard Chartered launches custody for Ripple’s RLUSD on XRP Ledger
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Standard Chartered offers RLUSD custody in Dubai and plans LMAX collateral link
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