XRP on Balance Sheet: What SEC Filings Reveal So Far

XRP enthusiast and legal attorney Bill Morgan has taken to X to share an update as more companies aim to hold XRP on their balance sheets. Morgan provided the most recent update on companies adopting the XRP strategy, as revealed by their SEC filings.

According to Morgan, the Form 10-Q filing of U.S.-based company Flora Growth shows it holds XRP alongside Solana and ETH on its balance sheet. According to the company’s website, it acquired the digital assets to strengthen its balance sheet.

Form 8-K filed by Hyperscale Data discloses that it will begin publishing monthly updates on its digital asset holdings this month, with the first report reflecting initial XRP assets added to the balance sheet.

On May 28, 2025, Hyperscale announced that its subsidiary, Ault Capital Group Inc., planned to buy $10 million in XRP.

In June, Webus International, a China-based automotive and hospitality company, filed a Form 6-K with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), announcing plans to launch a $300 million XRP-focused corporate treasury.

Other companies, such as London-based VivoPower and pharmaceutical distribution company Wellgistics, also announced similar moves tied to the Ripple-linked token.

XRP gains institutional adoption

In a new listing, XRP is now available on BDACS, offering custody support for institutional clients. XRP's launch on the BDACS platform strengthens its long-standing partnership with Ripple, reflecting a commitment to the Korean market.

With integrations into Korea’s top exchanges, Upbit, Coinone and Korbit, clients can now deploy XRP across the largest trading venues in Korea following the recent listing.

U.Today reported that a massive 20,000,000 XRP, worth nearly $60,585,668, was transferred from major South Korean exchange Upbit to an unknown wallet earlier today.

Around press time, XRP was changing hands at $2.97 in light of the ongoing market drop.