Key Highlights
- Charles Schwab disclosed nearly $4.8 million in XRP ETF shares as collateral.
- More investment firms are reporting exposure to XRP-linked ETFs.
- XRP ETF inflows have grown to about $1.8 billion since launch, with August recording roughly $159 million in inflows compared with $27.29 million in July.
Charles Schwab’s family of funds has disclosed nearly $4.8 million worth of XRP exchange-traded fund shares as collateral, according to a Sept. 8 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The filing shows about $1.01 million in Grayscale XRP Trust ETF shares, $3.06 million in Canary XRP ETF shares and another $702,000 in Franklin XRP ETF shares.
XRP ETFs enter Schwab’s financial arrangements
The disclosure came from the Schwab Prime Advantage Money Fund, which is part of the Charles Schwab Family of Funds. Its latest Form N-MFP3 filing listed the three XRP ETF positions as collateral.
This means the shares were reported because they were being used in a financial arrangement, rather than showing that the fund directly bought the ETFs.
That difference is important. A collateral position does not automatically mean Charles Schwab purchased XRP ETFs as an investment. The XRP ETF shares were reported as collateral supporting repurchase agreements involving the Schwab Prime Advantage Money Fund, rather than as direct ETF investments by the fund.
More firms report XRP ETF exposure
The Schwab filing comes as more investment firms report exposure to XRP-linked exchange-traded products. Clear Creek Financial Management disclosed 11,621 shares of the Bitwise XRP ETF for the quarter ending June 30.
Leisure Capital Management also reported exposure to XRP through the Franklin XRP ETF. Its second-quarter Form 13F filing showed 16,745 shares of the fund.
Beacon Pointe Advisors filed its second-quarter 13F with the SEC on Aug. 18, while Brookstone Capital Management has also appeared among firms reporting XRP ETF exposure. These filings show XRP-related ETFs appearing in different types of investment portfolios and financial arrangements
XRP takes the top spot in another ETF
XRP has also taken a large position inside another regulated investment product. Cyber Hornet’s S&P 500 & XRP 75/25 Strategy ETF lists XRP as its biggest holding, giving the cryptocurrency a 22.5% share of the fund.
That allocation is higher than the fund’s positions in NVIDIA and Apple. NVIDIA accounts for 6.1% of the ETF, while Apple makes up 5.2%.
The Cyber Hornet fund combines XRP with companies in the S&P 500, giving investors exposure to both through one regulated product. The structure gives investors exposure to XRP through an exchange-traded fund rather than by holding XRP directly.
XRP ETF inflows continue to grow
At the same time, money has continued to move into XRP ETFs. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart said XRP ETF flows have been “surprisingly resilient,” with total inflows reaching about $1.8 billion since the products launched.
The figures show how quickly those inflows have grown. They increased from roughly $150 million in November 2025 to about $1.79 billion by Aug. 26, 2026. Weekly inflows reached around $110.49 million toward the end of August.
August recorded about $159.18 million in inflows, compared with $27.29 million in July. That marked a 463% increase between the two months. September had already recorded $14.86 million in inflows at the time of the report.
Major firms add XRP ETF exposure
Bitwise had about $600 million in total inflows since launch, while Canary followed with approximately $490.75 million.
Other major financial firms have also reported XRP ETF exposure. Goldman Sachs disclosed about $87.45 million, while Jane Street and Millennium Management reported approximately $16.64 million and $16.20 million, respectively. Marex UK Holdings, Intesa Sanpaolo, Ironbridge Private Wealth, Wolverine Asset Management and Citadel Advisors were also listed among firms holding XRP ETFs.
Despite the growing number of XRP-related ETF disclosures, the XRP token remains below its previous peak. It is currently about 60% below its record high.
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