Ripple Treasury has gone live with PNC Bank to give treasury teams direct access to banking services inside one platform. The rollout connects Ripple Treasury with PNC’s PINACLE® Connect for real-time reporting, payment automation, and faster reconciliation.
The move targets treasury teams that want fewer manual steps across daily cash operations. It also gives shared clients a single workflow for balances, transactions, and payments inside the Ripple Treasury platform.
Ripple Treasury and PNC Bank announced the embedded banking integration through PINACLE® Connect. The link is now live for shared clients using Ripple Treasury’s treasury and risk management platform.
The integration brings PNC treasury services directly into Ripple Treasury. It covers ACH, wire transfers, and real-time payments initiation within the same working environment.
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The new integration with PNC’s PINACLE® Connect is live, giving treasury teams:
Real-time balance & transaction reporting
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Ripple Treasury said the setup also supports real-time and historical balance reporting. It adds transaction reporting as part of a broader cash management workflow.
The service is built to reduce the need to switch between banking and treasury systems. That change can help treasury teams handle routine tasks with fewer disconnected steps.
A central feature of the rollout is reconciliation using real-time payment status updates. That allows teams to track payment progress more closely from the same dashboard.
The platform also supports cash visibility through real-time balances and transaction data. This gives teams a clearer view of positions during the day.
PNC executive Howard Forman said the integration extends the bank’s platform partnerships into systems clients already use. He added that the process can reduce implementation time and limit technology resources needed for integration.
Ripple Treasury Chief Product Officer Victoria Blake said integrations like this help treasury teams access tools needed to improve efficiency. She also described PNC as a strong partner in embedded finance for mutual clients.
The PNC rollout fits Ripple Treasury’s wider focus on connected treasury operations. Ripple Treasury has described its platform as a system for reporting, payments, reconciliation, and risk management in one place.
That broader push also connects with Ripple’s institutional digital asset offering. Ripple Custody markets bank-grade governance, flexible deployment, and API-based links with existing banking systems for digital asset services.
Ripple says its custody platform supports both secure storage and higher-frequency activity through one control layer. It also promotes integration with compliance providers and customizable deployment across hot, warm, and cold vault models.
With the PNC integration now live, Ripple Treasury is positioning its platform around connected treasury execution. The current focus remains on faster reporting, automated payments, and smoother reconciliation for shared clients.
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