OnePay vs Ripple
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Walmart-backed fintech super app; #5 on Apple Finance charts; adds wireless plans, crypto, credit card (2025).
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OnePay (rebranded from One Finance in 2024) is a Walmart-majority-owned fintech company co-founded by Walmart and Ribbit Capital in 2021, building an American "super app" for personal finance. The platform offers high-yield savings accounts, debit and credit cards, buy now pay later loans, early paycheck access, and 3% cash back on Walmart purchases. In 2025, OnePay expanded aggressively into new verticals: launching OnePay Wireless ($35/month unlimited 5G on AT&T's network), introducing cryptocurrency, and partnering with Synchrony to launch a new Walmart credit card program.
SEC lawsuit fully resolved Aug 2025 with $50M settlement; XRP spot ETFs now live with $1.29B+ in inflows; Ripple's blockchain network enables real-time global payments for 300+ financial institutions.
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Ripple is a San Francisco-based fintech company that leverages blockchain technology to enable fast, low-cost cross-border payments for financial institutions, payment providers, and businesses worldwide. Founded in 2012, Ripple develops the XRP Ledger — an open-source blockchain — and builds enterprise-grade software and liquidity solutions on top of it, most notably RippleNet and the On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) product that uses XRP as a bridge currency for real-time settlement. Ripple's network spans over 300 financial institutions in 40+ countries including Santander, Standard Chartered, and American Express.
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