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Title: The Future Of XRP And XRapid According To Major US Credit Union
Post by: PRIBO247 on January 23, 2019, 04:38:09 PM
Future plans for Ripple’s XRP powered xRapid are currently being
laid out by Catalyst Corporate Federal Credit Union.
The companies CEO, Kathy Garner says that the firm serves more
than 1,400 member and client credit unions throughout the United
States and aims to use the cross border payment solution to boost
payments to Mexico.

“One of Catalyst Corporate’s largest endeavors in 2018
forging a strategic partnership with Ripple, the leading enterp
blockchain provider for payments. Our goal is to s
international payments to Mexico via Ripple’s blockc
solution. With this cooperative arrangement known as ‘Curre
secure cross-border money transfers can be completed wi
minutes.”

The COO of Catalyst, Brad Ganey has said that xRapid is giving
companies a cost-effective way to ditch traditional wire services.

“The traditional international wire experience fails to meet tod
expectations from a price, speed and ease-of-use perspect
Blockchain technology, and specifically Ripple’s xRapid prod
resolves all three of these challenges simultaneously.” Ga
continues saying, “Catalyst Corporate, through our subsidi
companies’ technology platforms, will leverage the XRP di
asset to transfer money across borders instantly on behalf of
1400+ member credit unions. We have signed a produc
contract and are currently building out our plan.”

As of yet though, the company hasn’t announced when they are
planning to launch.
Market analyst and author, Peter Brandt has given his thoughts on
Ripple's native token, XRP. The commodities trader says the
digital asset is coiling up.

definitely coiling up pic.twitter.com/ixY4b6ysqx
— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) January 21, 2019

As reported by the Daily Hodl , when Brandt says the term ‘coiling’
he means that there is a technical sign suggesting that a big move
is in the headlights. Despite this, they can move both up and
down.
Before the infamous Bitcoin and crypto crash that occurred last
year, Brandt had famously predicted it to happen. In a tweet he
posted last year, Brandt said to his followers that he isn’t a hater
even though he posted a bearish statement.

General TA rule -- violation of parabolic advance leads to 8
decline in value. If general rule is followed, BTC should retrac
<$4,000. Note: This Tweet does not make me a hat
pic.twitter.com/jDNI1osinU
— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) January 22, 2018

https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2019/01/