Ripple has partnered with Stripe-owned Privy to bring embedded wallets to the XRP Ledger, allowing developers to support XRP, RLUSD and other XRPL-based assets in payment applications. Announced on October 13, the integration provides programmable wallets, transaction signing and automated payments through the x402 standard, including server-side wallets that can let AI agents pay for digital services such as data access and computing resources. The partnership comes as XRP faces continued selling pressure despite whale accumulation. Market analyst Ali Martinez said large holders acquired more than 16.46 million XRP over five days, based on Santiment data. XRP traded near $1.16 on November 8 after falling from about $1.34 the previous week. Analysts are watching support between $1.04 and $1.16, with $0.99 identified as a further potential support level and $1.60 as important resistance. A sustained move above $1.60 could put the psychological $2 level in focus, requiring an approximately 72.4% gain from $1.16. Recent analysis also recorded about $529,500 in net XRP ETF outflows from November 2 to 6. Privy plans to add transaction policy controls and network fee sponsorship, while the companies have not disclosed expected transaction volumes or XRP demand from the partnership.