The Shariyah Review Bureau (SRB), which operates under the Central Bank of Bahrain, has reportedly declared that XRP meets Shariah compliance standards. This certification positions XRP as a viable digital asset for use in Islamic financial services, potentially creating a pathway for its integration in jurisdictions governed by Islamic law.

According to a report, the SRB’s endorsement means XRP can now be used in financial transactions without violating religious principles that prohibit interest (riba), excessive uncertainty (gharar), and speculative behavior. The declaration opens the door to the $2 trillion Islamic finance market, which includes banks, investment funds, and remittance services.

The move is said to further distinguish Bahrain from other Gulf states, which have generally adopted a cautious approach to digital assets.

Certification of XRP by a central bank-regulated bureau sets it apart from other cryptocurrencies that have sought the same declaration. This distinction could give XRP issuer Ripple an edge in forming partnerships with Islamic banks, fintechs, and cross-border payment providers.

“This approval is more than symbolic—it’s a strategic enabler,” said one unnamed analyst. “It allows Ripple to engage with institutions that were previously off-limits due to religious compliance concerns.”

The report clarified that the SRB’s ruling in Bahrain does not guarantee automatic acceptance in other jurisdictions, like Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Local Shariah boards would need to conduct their own reviews before XRP could be integrated into their financial systems.

On social media, many XRP supporters believe this certification could spark renewed institutional and retail interest in the Middle East, potentially driving price momentum. However, despite the milestone, Ripple still needs to uphold rigorous standards of transparency, governance, and ethical conduct for XRP to remain compliant.

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