Recently, LINKLOGIS-W (09959), a Chinese supply chain fintech service provider, officially announced the establishment of a strategic partnership with XRPL, a globally renowned enterprise-level blockchain solution provider. The two parties will jointly promote the deployment of Linklogis's global digital supply chain finance applications on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) mainnet and drive large-scale implementation of these applications.
As the core component of this cooperation, Linklogis will formally deploy its global digital supply chain finance applications on the XRPL mainnet to support the circulation and cross-border settlement of digital assets under real trade backgrounds. This collaboration not only marks Linklogis's blockchain financial technology platform's official integration into the global decentralized financial network ecosystem but also demonstrates Linklogis's continuous innovation capabilities in cross-border trade finance.
Moving forward, both parties will explore deeper cooperation in stablecoins and supply chain finance innovation, including smart contract-based supply chain finance RWA asset trading and the ecosystem integration of blockchain and AI in global trade finance scenarios, further expanding XRPL's technical boundaries in enterprise-level real asset domains.
XRPL (XRP Ledger) was officially launched in 2012 by three developers—David Schwartz, Jed McCaleb, and Arthur Britto—with the aim of creating a more efficient and sustainable value transfer system than Bitcoin. XRPL receives funding support from global partners, including organizations such as Coil, Ripple, and Gatehub, committed to accelerating its technological development and global applications to achieve decentralization and widespread adoption goals.
Linklogis is committed to empowering supply chain finance through technology, promoting industry intelligence and sustainable development, with the goal of becoming a leading global digital solution provider. Since 2019, Linklogis has been expanding its cross-border business, adopting "Go Early" and "Go Deep" strategies, serving 27 countries and regions worldwide, and processing cross-border assets worth 20.7 billion yuan in 2024.
In 2019, Linklogis partnered with Greenland Financial to obtain a Singapore digital banking license and established Green Union Bank, focusing on developing and nurturing an open digital financial ecosystem. In 2021, Linklogis formed a joint venture with Standard Chartered Bank to establish Olea, using this as a foundation to build a comprehensive digitalized trade finance platform driven by blockchain technology, achieving multiple important collaborations in cross-border trade financing.
In 2023, Linklogis collaborated with the Bank for International Settlements Innovation Hub (BIS), Standard Chartered Bank, Circle Technology, and Symens to jointly promote the Project Dynamo asset tokenization project. In the same year, the Monetary Authority of Singapore released the "Digital Currency White Paper" and launched the "Project Guardian" pilot project. The asset tokenization (Asset-Backed Security Token) pilot project jointly developed by Linklogis and Standard Chartered Bank successfully issued the industry's first tokenized product backed by trade assets, becoming a key component of the project.
In 2024, Linklogis served as a founding shareholder in establishing SuperFi Labs, a DeFi innovation laboratory focused on building next-generation consumer products on-chain, providing asset-side RWA products and funding-side DeFi products, further promoting the development of digital currencies and decentralized finance.