The Ripple firm has not stopped accepting new clients despite being sued by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for selling unregistered securities.
The good news was revealed by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse via Twitter yesterday.
"We have signed an agreement with 15 new clients."
Ripple is fortunate that the existence of RippleNet as the demand for digital financial services and self-help payments has increased has led to a surge in offers of up to 80% year-on-year with transactions expanding up to 1,700%.
Undeterred by the issues at stake, Ripple continues to work with XRP Ledger with the XRP community through RippleX with a focus on performance, low cost, stability and security, as well as accessibility.
Not only that, so far Ripple has welcomed a number of new employees who are on the background of large companies such as Apple, PayPal, Amazon, Tesla and Twitter.
While there are a handful who support Ripple when most cryptocurrencies start throwing away altcoins, the Uphold platform thinks the SEC's actions are actually aimed at protecting consumer rights.
In addition to the SEC, the blockchain firm is also facing a lawsuit from Tetragon Financial Group LTD following Ripple's refusal to return Series C shares.
