<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse predicts XRP may capture 14% of SWIFT market share by 2030, offering faster, cheaper cross-border payments.XRP provides near-instant, low-cost transactions in contrast to SWIFT's slower, costlier system.Legal clarity for XRP is near following a prolonged SEC battle, potentially paving the way for broader institutional adoption.Garlinghouse envisions XRP claiming a significant portion of the global financial ecosystem, aiming to reshape international payments.XRP, currently the fourth-largest cryptocurrency with a $136 billion market cap, could play a larger role in global finance according to Garlinghouse.Ripple aims to challenge SWIFT, known for inefficiencies in cross-border transactions, by offering faster settlement times and lower costs.Ripple's strategy focuses on liquidity over messaging, aiming to own the movement of value across borders to drive XRP adoption.Despite ambitious projections for XRP's market share, SWIFT's entrenched position poses a significant challenge for Ripple.XRP has faced legal challenges, including an SEC lawsuit alleging it was an unregistered security, but potential legal clarity may be on the horizon.XRP's current trading price is $2.29, with a long-term narrative gaining momentum as Ripple seeks to revolutionize global finance.