Flare Secures Second Public Company for XRPFi Treasury Framework
XRP’s corporate finance ambitions gained momentum Friday as Everything Blockchain Inc. (OTC: EBZT) became the second publicly listed company to adopt Flare’s XRPFi yield framework for treasury operations.
The announcement follows VivoPower International’s (NASDAQ: VVPR) $100 million XRP allocation earlier this year. Together, the agreements underscore Flare’s bid to transform XRP from a non-yielding asset into an institutional-grade instrument.
At the core of the system is Flare’s FAssets bridge, which adds smart contract functionality to assets like XRP and bitcoin. Combined with Firelight, Flare’s restaking layer, companies can convert XRP into FXRP and deploy it across decentralized lending, staking, and liquidity platforms.
“Institutions have long lacked compliant ways to generate yield on XRP,” said Hugo Philion, Flare’s CEO. “The involvement of VivoPower and EBZT shows XRPFi is evolving into a credible standard.”
EBZT CEO Arthur Rozenberg framed the move as a shift in corporate treasury strategy: “This isn’t about speculation. It’s about unlocking sustainable financial utility while meeting governance and audit requirements.”
While XRPFi adoption remains small relative to bitcoin- and ether-based pilots, the addition of a second public firm in under a year gives XRP a fresh institutional narrative centered on yield and productivity.
