DXC Technology Integrates Ripple Blockchain into Hogan Platform for Digital Asset Custody

On January 21, 2026, in Ashburn, Virginia, DXC Technology announced a transformative strategic partnership with Ripple, designed to embed institutional-grade blockchain capabilities directly into its flagship Hogan banking platform. This sophisticated technological merger is specifically engineered to allow global financial institutions to launch enterprise-level digital asset custody and payment solutions. Crucially, this integration enables banks to modernize their service offerings without the disruptive and expensive process of replacing their existing, mission-critical core infrastructure.

The integration prominently features support for the Ripple USD (RLUSD) stablecoin, representing a significant industry transition from small-scale pilot projects to the full-scale deployment of regulated digital assets in live production banking environments. As a cornerstone of the global financial system, DXC’s Hogan platform currently services more than 300 million deposit accounts and oversees the management of over $5 trillion in assets across the globe. By incorporating the specialized features of Ripple Custody and Ripple Payments, Hogan provides its diverse clientele with a unified and efficient pathway to facilitate asset tokenization, secure digital storage, and the seamless transfer of assets, including the implementation of programmable payment logic.

Sandeep Bhanote, who serves as the Global Head and General Manager of Financial Services at DXC, highlighted that this collaboration provides a vital link for banks to interact with the growing digital asset ecosystem. He noted that the solution connects traditional accounts and wallets with decentralized platforms at an enterprise level, all while maintaining the integrity of the bank's base systems. Supporting this vision, Joanie Xie, Ripple’s Vice President and Managing Director for North America, pointed out that the partnership brings essential services like digital asset custody and RLUSD directly into the core banking environments that institutions have trusted for decades. This move is seen as a critical defensive and offensive strategy against the rising pressure from agile, digital-native players in the global payments space.

This strategic move with Ripple aligns with DXC’s comprehensive modernization strategy within the broader financial services industry. It builds upon earlier successful initiatives, such as the partnership with Euronet to integrate the Ren platform into Hogan, which enhanced the platform's functionality in areas like credit management, card issuance, and diverse payment streams. These efforts underscore DXC’s commitment to strengthening its market position by delivering cutting-edge features through software updates rather than through the high-risk, high-cost replacement of entire banking systems. Ultimately, the January 21, 2026, announcement represents a pivotal step toward establishing a secure, accessible, and scalable blockchain infrastructure that paves the way for the widespread adoption of digital assets in the mainstream economy.