According to CoinMeta, as reported by The Block, Ripple has collaborated with Privy, a wallet infrastructure company under Stripe, to integrate XRP Ledger ( XRPL ) into Privy's developer platform. Developers will no longer need to build their own wallet infrastructure; they can now create and manage XRPL wallets within their applications, sign transactions, and support XRP, RLUSD stablecoins, as well as other assets on the network. This integration also supports wallets managed by applications, allowing AI and agent to hold funds, perform payments, and use X402 payment protocols. Privy plans to add transaction rule controls and a network fee payment-on-behalf feature in the future.