Securitize has integrated Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin as an instant off‑ramp for tokenized funds, letting holders of BlackRock’s BUIDL and VanEck’s VBILL convert shares into RLUSD for on‑chain transfers and liquidity.
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Instant off‑ramp for tokenized funds using RLUSD
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Integration supports BlackRock’s BUIDL and VanEck’s VBILL on Securitize, enabling on‑chain liquidity.
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Total RWAs onchain estimated at $30.3 billion; Securitize reports $4 billion in RWAs on its platform.
RLUSD integration on Securitize enables instant off‑ramps for tokenized funds; read how BUIDL and VBILL gain on‑chain liquidity with RLUSD—learn more now.
What is RLUSD and how is it used on Securitize?
RLUSD is Ripple’s enterprise‑focused USD stablecoin designed for institutional tokenization and liquidity. The Securitize integration lets qualified holders of tokenized funds convert shares directly into RLUSD, enabling immediate on‑chain transfers and settlement.
How does the smart contract enable off‑ramps for tokenized funds?
The smart contract connects tokenized fund share tokens to RLUSD exchange logic. Investors holding BlackRock’s BUIDL or VanEck’s VBILL can trigger the contract to swap shares for RLUSD instantly, reducing settlement friction and enabling broader on‑chain use.
Why does this matter for tokenized funds and RWAs?
Front‑loading liquidity with a regulated stablecoin like RLUSD increases operational efficiency for tokenized funds. On Securitize, RWAs have accumulated roughly $4 billion, and enabling RLUSD off‑ramps helps convert static token holdings into usable on‑chain liquidity.
What are the fund details and adoption milestones?
BlackRock launched BUIDL in March 2024 and reached over $1 billion AUM within a year. VanEck’s VBILL launched in May 2025, offering tokenized US Treasury exposure across multiple blockchains. Regulators in some jurisdictions, including approvals tied to Dubai initiatives, have recognized RLUSD for enterprise tokenization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any investor convert fund shares to RLUSD?
Conversions depend on fund eligibility and investor accreditation; BUIDL and VBILL conversions require qualified investor status under fund terms and Securitize account permissions.
Does RLUSD offer regulatory clarity for institutions?
RLUSD is positioned for institutional use with enterprise safeguards. Some global authorities have accepted RLUSD for tokenization initiatives, improving regulatory clarity for specific use cases.
Key Takeaways
- RLUSD off‑ramps: Enable instant conversion of tokenized fund shares to a stablecoin for on‑chain liquidity.
- Securitize scale: Platform reports approximately $4 billion in RWAs, supporting institutional tokenization growth.
- Institutional adoption: BlackRock’s BUIDL and VanEck’s VBILL integration signals expanding enterprise use of stablecoins in fund operations.
Conclusion
Integrating RLUSD into Securitize’s tokenization stack is a practical step toward bridging traditional fund structures and on‑chain liquidity. As BUIDL and VBILL holders gain access to immediate RLUSD off‑ramps, institutional tokenization workflows become more efficient—expect further enterprise integrations and regulatory engagement ahead.
