DXC Technology announced on January 21, 2026 that it has entered into two strategic partnerships: one with Ripple, a leading blockchain‑based payments and custody provider, and another with Euronet Worldwide, a global payments and card‑issuing specialist. The Ripple deal will embed Ripple’s regulated digital‑asset custody, tokenization, and programmable payment technology into DXC’s Hogan core banking platform, while the Euronet agreement will combine Hogan with Euronet’s Ren issuing and payments solution to enable faster card‑issuing, revolving credit, and payment program launches.
The Hogan platform already powers more than 300 million deposit accounts and supports over $5 trillion in deposits worldwide. By integrating Ripple’s and Euronet’s capabilities, DXC can offer banks and fintechs a fully integrated suite that delivers secure digital‑asset custody and modern payment services without disrupting existing core systems.
The Ripple partnership addresses the growing institutional demand for secure digital‑asset services. It allows financial institutions to provide regulated custody, tokenization, and programmable payments, thereby expanding their product portfolios and meeting client expectations for blockchain‑enabled solutions.
The Euronet partnership focuses on card issuing and payment programs. It streamlines reconciliation, settlement, and onboarding, reducing time‑to‑market and operational friction for banks that need to launch new card and credit products quickly and cost‑effectively.
Management highlighted the strategic rationale behind both deals. Sandeep Bhanote, Global Head and General Manager of Financial Services at DXC, said the collaborations position the company to capture new revenue streams and strengthen its competitive stance in the financial‑services technology market. Joanie Xie, VP and Managing Director, North America at Ripple, emphasized that the partnership brings digital‑asset custody and payments directly into trusted core banking environments, while Oscar Munoz, VP of Sales, Americas at Euronet, noted that the joint offering helps banks modernize issuing and payment environments with greater speed, flexibility and confidence.
These collaborations are expected to accelerate DXC’s monetization of the Hogan platform, broaden its service portfolio, and position the company to compete with incumbents such as Temenos and FIS. By adding regulated digital‑asset custody and advanced card‑issuing capabilities, DXC can open new revenue streams and reinforce its focus on high‑value, specialized technology offerings in the financial‑services sector.
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