Yes, you can buy Ripple with Wise instantly from any available Ripple seller, using a P2P Crypto Exchange.While the blockchain technology that underpins bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has been well received by companies like IBM and Mastercard as a way to move money around the world faster, not everyone recognizes it as a revolutionary payment system.Among them are, for example, the London-based startup TransferWise, which allows money transfers between more than 70 countries and which at the moment does not see the benefits of using this technology.We have heard many times from different people that this is a dream technology. However, once you start digging into it, you'll realize that it may look great on paper, but it's actually very difficult to fully implement it. "We've looked at various blockchain technologies, but we haven't found anything that allows us to do what we do, which is cheaper or faster" TransferWise co-founder and chairman Taavet Hinrikus told the Fortune podcast. Taavet also insisted that Wise wont use Blockchain Technology until it is more widely adopted. At the same time, Transferwise believes that if all financial institutions used blockchain technology from Ripple, then it would be much easier for most of them to make money transfers.  "If every bank in the world used the Ripple network, it would be amazing. But how many banks are actually using Ripple technology today? There are very few of them. In this sense, we are big supporters of Ripple and other similar companies ... and if one of them gets enough acceptance, and it actually financially helps us make any services cheaper and faster, we will be happy to start using their technologies, but so far we have not found such a solution,? Hinrikus said. His comment was in response to that of Western Union CEO Hikmet Ersek, who said in June that the money transfer company did not benefit from Ripple's technology during the six-month testing period. Ripple recently partnered with PNC Bank and Santander, who will now use their products like xRapid or xCurrent, but the bulk of their banking customers are in Asia.