The Ripple (available on Binance) website has just undergone some shocking changes, and they haven’t gone unnoticed by the cryptocurrency community. Before, Ripple (available on Binance) had three payment platforms it was promoting, but now there’s a new Ripple (available on Binance) website that’s all about the Ripple (available on Binance)Net product.

The New Ripple (available on Binance) Website

When you log onto the Ripple (available on Binance) website, the first thing you’ll see now are the words “Join Ripple (available on Binance)Net” and a video you can click on to explaining Ripple (available on Binance)Net below it. Ripple (available on Binance) now has Ripple (available on Binance)Net as its sole payment solution for global banks and financial institutions.

Before, Ripple (available on Binance) Labs offered xCurrent, xRapid, and xVia to its customers.

A Twitter user quickly noticed the missing solutions, which sparked a wide debate.

Where has Xcurrent, Xrapidand Xvia gone from https://t.co/jMZCx8DNsK ?
Everything seems to be branded Ripple (available on Binance)net now.
Although use case references 50,000 transactions a second which is also interesting.#XRP #XRPCommunity #XRPthestandard @XRPTrump @haydentiff

— Carl Downing⚡️ (@Carl_Downing) September 25, 2018

One user responded:

“Convergence, I guess. 50,000 transactions per second is with payment channels. (Add @Interledger and $XRP can scale to trillions of transactions per second.)”

Ripple (available on Binance)’s xCurrent platform was being tested by over 100+ financial institutions for cross-border payments. xCurrent did not use XRP on its platform, but Ripple (available on Binance)’s xRapid product does use XRP—providing institutions with liquidity.