Franklin Templeton's XRP exchange-traded fund continued to attract fresh capital on Sept. 16, with the product, known by the ticker XRPZ, recording approximately $3.5 million in net inflows, according to SoSoValue data. The fund was the only XRP ETF to post positive flows during the session. Net inflows measure new capital entering a fund after redemptions are netted out, and daily flow tallies from trackers such as SoSoValue and CoinGlass have become a standard reference point for gauging demand for crypto exchange-traded funds. The latest figures extend a September trend in which Franklin has repeatedly drawn new capital even as flows across the broader XRP ETF group shifted from one trading day to the next.

Franklin XRP ETF Leads Daily Inflows

SoSoValue placed XRPZ's net inflow for Sept. 16 at $3.5013 million. The latest addition lifted the Franklin XRP ETF's total net inflows to roughly $483 million. No other XRP ETF recorded positive flows that day.

The session's daily tally was highlighted on X, where the account BankXRP noted that Franklin's fund was the sole recipient of inflows:

🚨 $XRP ETF UPDATE 🚨 Fresh inflows just hit the books! 💰
📈 Daily Net Inflow: +$3.5M 🏦 Franklin XRPZ was the ONLY fund pulling in cash today pic.twitter.com/JNXGC3z6yF
— 𝗕𝗮𝗻𝗸XRP (@BankXRP) September 17, 2026

CoinGlass data covering the preceding sessions showed a similar pattern of Franklin-led flows. XRP ETFs posted $2.73 million in net inflows on Wednesday, with Franklin accounting for the entire amount, after the group recorded no net flows on Sept. 15. XRP ETFs then attracted $8.40 million on Sept. 14, following a flat session on Sept. 11 in which neither inflows nor outflows were registered. Franklin also captured all of the $3.69 million in net inflows posted on Sept. 10.

Other issuers also drew demand earlier in the month. On Sept. 9, XRP ETFs recorded about $8.67 million in total inflows, with Bitwise receiving roughly $6.57 million and Grayscale attracting approximately $2.11 million. Across September, Franklin has remained one of the more consistent sources of fresh XRP ETF inflows, with daily flows among the group frequently concentrated in a single issuer. With several issuers now offering XRP ETFs, that recurring concentration means the group's daily total can hinge on a single fund — a detail worth keeping in mind when comparing one session's figure to the next.

XRP Price Falls After Senate Vote

The latest inflows arrived as XRP traded under pressure. The token fell sharply after the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act on Sept. 15, with the motion falling short of the 60 votes needed to move the legislation forward — the chamber's cloture threshold for advancing most bills. The CLARITY Act is a digital asset market-structure bill, and its progress in Congress has been widely tracked as a signal for U.S. crypto regulation.

CoinGecko data showed XRP trading near $1.42 on Sept. 14 before dropping to about $1.28 on Sept. 15, a decline of roughly 10%. The token later recovered slightly and traded near $1.30. Notably, the inflow streak persisted even as the price slid, leaving fund flows and token price pointing in opposite directions across the same stretch of sessions. Whether upcoming sessions show flows broadening beyond a single issuer, and whether Washington revisits the stalled bill, will be the immediate data points to watch.

Source: CoinCentral