U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded a combined $14.38 million in net inflows in the latest trading session, with products from Franklin Templeton, Canary Capital and Grayscale attracting fresh investor capital.

The figures were highlighted by @Whale Insider, which reported that clients of the three ETF issuers bought a combined $14.38 million worth of XRP exposure. Data reported by CoinDesk shows the same $14.38 million in aggregate inflows across U.S. spot XRP ETFs.

The availability of these products marks a shift for U.S. investors: spot XRP ETFs began trading in 2025 after regulators approved a wave of applications, a milestone that followed years in which XRP's regulatory status in the United States was contested in court.

Franklin Leads the Latest Inflows

Franklin Templeton's Franklin XRP ETF, trading under the ticker XRPZ, accounted for $6.63 million of the latest inflows, while Grayscale's XRP fund attracted $4.72 million, according to the reported fund-flow data.

Franklin Templeton launched XRPZ in November 2025. The fund is designed to provide exposure to XRP's price performance and holds XRP directly, with Coinbase Custody Trust Company serving as custodian.

Canary Capital's XRP ETF, trading as XRPC, similarly holds XRP in the trust and provides investors with exposure through a traditional brokerage structure rather than requiring direct custody of the cryptocurrency.

XRP ETF Demand Continues

The latest inflow extends a broader streak of positive flows. CoinDesk reported that U.S. spot XRP ETFs had attracted new capital for 11 consecutive trading sessions, bringing cumulative inflows since their launch to about $1.68 billion.

The continued demand provides an important institutional signal for XRP, particularly as investors increasingly gain access to the asset through regulated exchange-traded products. However, ETF inflows should not be treated as a direct measure of XRP's future price performance.

The scale remains considerably smaller than the flows seen in the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF market, where spot funds approved in January 2024 drew tens of billions of dollars in cumulative net inflows, underscoring the difference in institutional demand between the two assets. Even so, sustained inflows could strengthen XRP's position within the expanding U.S. digital-asset investment market.

The immediate focus for investors will be whether the positive flow streak continues and whether additional capital enters XRP ETFs in subsequent trading sessions.