Flare Onboards Second Public Company Into XRPFi Framework

XRP’s gradual advance into institutional finance has taken another step forward.

Flare, a data-focused blockchain infrastructure provider, confirmed Friday that Everything Blockchain Inc. (OTC: EBZT) has signed a memorandum of understanding to integrate its XRP finance (XRPFi) framework for corporate treasury yield strategies.

The deal follows Nasdaq-listed VivoPower International PLC (NASDAQ: VVPR)’s $100 million XRP commitment earlier this year, making EBZT the second publicly traded firm to adopt Flare’s framework.

At the heart of XRPFi is Flare’s FAssets system, a trustless bridge extending smart contract functionality to non-native tokens such as XRP and bitcoin. Paired with Firelight, Flare’s restaking layer, the framework allows corporates to convert XRP into FXRP and deploy it across decentralized lending, staking, and liquidity protocols.

“XRP, now a $150 billion asset, has been a cornerstone of digital finance for more than a decade, yet institutions have had few ways to make it productive,” said Hugo Philion, Flare’s co-founder and CEO.
“Flare enables a compliant, non-custodial yield framework tailored for corporate treasuries. With VivoPower and now Everything Blockchain, XRPFi is proving itself as an emerging institutional standard.”

EBZT’s leadership positioned the move as part of a broader shift in corporate blockchain adoption.

“This is about unlocking the real utility of assets like XRP, not just holding them speculatively but making them yield-bearing instruments,” said Arthur Rozenberg, EBZT’s CEO. “Flare gives us rails that meet governance, security, and auditability standards required of public companies.”

While XRPFi remains modest in scale compared to bitcoin and ether-based treasury pilots, back-to-back adoptions by listed firms have provided XRP a new narrative — shifting from speculation toward institutional yield generation and, potentially, greater acceptance on corporate balance sheets.