Ripple has expanded its institutional prime brokerage platform by adding support for the decentralised derivatives exchange Hyperliquid. The move gives professional clients access to onchain perpetual futures while keeping risk controls within Ripple Prime.
With the integration, institutions can trade Hyperliquid’s decentralised derivatives liquidity while managing margin and exposure alongside other assets on Ripple Prime. Ripple said that clients can cross-margin DeFi positions against traditional market assets, such as FX, fixed income, and over-the-counter swaps, with the help of this functionality.
The interoperability-focused blockchain Flare has launched an XRP spot market on Hyperliquid, further highlighting the platform’s expanding ecosystem. Hyperliquid has seen high-speed growth, establishing itself as the largest decentralized perpetuals exchange. It sees the volume of open interest exceeds $5 billion and monthly trading volumes surpass $200 billion.
Its expansion into tokenised commodities and prediction markets is also noteworthy.
Ripple launched its Prime platform in late 2025 after acquiring prime broker Hidden Road for $1.25 billion.
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