A wave of discussion has emerged across the crypto community following renewed scrutiny of long-circulating claims that certain cryptocurrencies are “ISO 20022 compliant.” The debate resurfaced as industry commentators highlighted code references related to XRP and RippleNet.
At the same time, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) confirmed that cryptocurrencies themselves are not granted any form of ISO certification.
ISO Clarifies No Cryptocurrency Holds Compliance Status
According to posts shared by analysts, Mansingh Rajput, ISO’s own website states that no cryptocurrency meets any form of ISO 20022 compliance. ISO pointed out that its financial-messaging standard defines how banks, payment systems, and financial institutions structure and exchange data. Because public blockchains operate as independent decentralized networks, ISO does not administer or certify compliance for assets such as XRP, XLM, ADA, or Quant.
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