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NEWSSEP 23, 2026
XRP Ledger Permission Delegation Upgrade Moves Toward Oct. 5 Activation
The XRP Ledger is nearing activation of PermissionDelegationV1_1, an upgrade designed to let accounts delegate limited responsibilities without surrendering full key control. The amendment entered a 14-day countdown after broad validator support and follows a revised implementation that fixes a previously identified fee-related flaw.
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NEWSSEP 19, 2026
XRP Ledger Batch V1.1 Nears Activation as Ripple Sees Asset Manager Interest
Ripple says asset managers and other commercial projects are preparing to use Batch V1.1, an XRP Ledger upgrade designed to group linked transactions so they settle together or fail together. The feature is nearing activation after a redesign and expanded security review following a critical flaw found in the earlier version.
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NEWSSEP 15, 2026
XRP Ledger Moves Within One Vote of Batch V1.1 Payments Upgrade
XRP Ledger is close to triggering the activation process for Batch V1.1, an upgrade designed to bundle related transactions into a single operation. The proposal has support from 27 of 35 trusted validators, leaving it one vote short of the required threshold.
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NEWSAUG 1, 2026
XRP Ledger’s xrpld 3.3.0 Upgrade Puts Five Amendments Before Validators
The XRP Ledger’s expected xrpld 3.3.0 release will ask validators to review five proposed amendments, including revised versions of Batch and Permission Delegation. Both features were previously pulled after researchers identified flaws that could have enabled unauthorized transactions or fee draining.