Dramatically increasing the efficiency of international remittances with XRP. Taking on the challenge of innovating infrastructure to promote its widespread use │ Interview with Emi Yoshikawa

The rise of Web 3.0 has the potential to solve many problems. In particular, focusing on "money transfers," there are high hopes for significant improvements to issues that have plagued businesses in the past, such as high fees and the time it takes for funds to arrive.

In the field of money transfers in Web 3.0, the US company Ripple has been a pioneer since the early days.

One Japanese player who has been active in Ripple for many years is Yoshikawa Emi. As Ripple's vice president, Yoshikawa oversees strategy, business operations, and more.