The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) confirmed recently that it has listed various spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This move could potentially lead to their official rollout in the foreseeable future. As indicated on DTCC’s website, ETFs from Bitwise (XRP), Canary (XRPC), CoinShares (XRPL), Franklin Templeton (XRPZ), and 21Shares (TOXR) are currently listed as part of the active and pre-launch section.
The current listing on DTCC‘s site is typically viewed as a positive indication for ETFs set to launch in the future. But a listing on DTCC doesn’t actually fully confirm an actual roll-out, especially for ETFs that need clearance from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
After the introduction of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, prominent issuers have been eager and quite active in offering somewhat similar products for altcoins. Following several delays, spot ETFs for Litecoin (LTC), Solana (SOL), and other digital assets have also gone live.
Notably, Canary’s spot Litecoin ETF, the spot LTC fund for US markets, had been mentioned on the DTCC site earlier this year and was introduced just this past October.
But overall anticipation is now seemingly increasing for spot XRP ETFs to go live at some point in November 2025. This, as the US SEC has introduced certain listing requirements for ETP issuers in order to expedite approvals through updated S-1 filings (without any kind of delays due to procedural matters).
This enables the funds to actually become effective by this month.
Earlier, it was reported that Bitwise and Grayscale commented on the fees for their spot XRP funds. Canary Capital Chief Executive Officer Steven McClurg recently said that the company is ready to offer its spot XRP ETF soon.
Other spot crypto-assets funds expecting clearance might see some updates soon as well. This, as the Senate arrived at a potential agreement to finally end the US government shutdown. If this does not get finalized with President Trump’s signature, then the SEC would not have the resources to move forward with the review process on these proposed ETFs.
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