Gemini Launches XRP-Focused Credit Card in Partnership with Ripple

Published at 2025-08-28 19:05:22
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Gemini, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange, has teamed up with Ripple to launch an XRP-focused credit card designed to reward crypto enthusiasts generously. This new credit card offers up to 4% crypto rewards on fuel and electric vehicle (EV) charging purchases, making it especially appealing to eco-conscious consumers. Alongside this, cardholders receive 3% back on dining, 2% on groceries, and 1% on other general transactions. Select merchants even offer up to 10% back on eligible purchases, enhancing the value proposition for users.

In addition to the credit card launch, Gemini is expanding its ecosystem by integrating RLUSD, Ripple’s $680 million stablecoin, into all U.S. spot trading pairs. This integration aims to provide seamless asset movement, improving liquidity and transaction efficiency for traders.

Tyler Winklevoss, Gemini's CEO, highlighted that the company’s goal is to provide the XRP community with meaningful earning opportunities and expand the utility of their holdings.

Despite filing for an IPO in June and reporting a $282 million net loss in the first half of the year, Gemini continues to push forward. The company has also secured a $75 million credit facility from Ripple, strengthening their partnership and financial position.

For users interested in exploring flexible crypto purchases and management options, platforms like Bitlet.app offer innovative services such as Crypto Installments, enabling users to buy cryptocurrencies now and pay monthly instead of making a full payment upfront. This complements the new credit card rewards, providing more ways to engage with the crypto market.

Stay tuned for more updates on Gemini and Ripple's collaboration as they continue to innovate in the crypto space.

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