VivoPower International PLC, listed on Nasdaq under the symbol VVPR, has announced joining a large-cap XRP treasury program with Doppler Finance. It will invest $30 million upfront on a long-term agenda to invest up to $200 million in a phase-structured approach. It is a significant move where a public firm is coming directly into yield strategies within the XRP Ledger (XRPL).
Doppler Finance positions itself as a bedrock provider for what it calls “XRPfi.” Its architecture is built on institutional practices such as qualified custody, account segregation, risk-based policy controls, and transparent reserve verification. It stands in sharp contrast to speculative methodologies in that it will provide auditors and regulators with a framework that will meet compliance expectations.
Ripple’s XRPL has no internal staking process; this opens up institutions to finding alternative, safer ways to generate yield. VivoPower’s model sends a signal about trust in a compliance-driven path where yield is earned due to cautiously designed controls and not bold risk-taking.
The partnership is just as crucial to South Korea, which hosts about 20% of the XRP in circulation, valued at $30 billion. VivoPower executive chairman Kevin Chin described this region as central to the firm’s broader digital asset strategy.
With this partnership in Doppler Finance, the firm will be able to enjoy application-inspired use cases in the real world, such as remittances in stablecoins, tokenization of tangible assets, and decentralized lending services.
Rox, Head of Korea at Doppler Finance, said:
We’re excited to support VivoPower’s treasury strategy. Our platform is designed for safety and scale—qualified custody, segregation, policy controls, continuous solvency monitoring, and real-time proof-of-reserves.
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Doppler Finance and VivoPower will be doing readiness testing within the next three months. It will include governance reviews, pilot tranches involving smaller allocations, and risk-limit setups. It will also involve designing custody workflows, reconciliation models, and publishing tools of transparency, such as system status pages and proof-of-reserve endpoints.
The shift is part of a broader trend in treasury management of digital assets. Institutions are becoming more concerned about yield as a byproduct of good risk structures rather than a chief goal.
For firms weighing such programs, the approach revolves around segregated custody, enforceable limits on exposure, monitoring in real time, and reporting standards that will work for auditors.
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