RippleX Reintroduces Repaired Features in New XRP Ledger Update

RippleX is set to release version 3.3.0 of the XRP Ledger software. This update includes five proposed amendments that require approval from the validator network. Among these are two features that were pulled from the mainnet earlier this year after researchers discovered critical security flaws in their initial designs.

One of the returning features, Batch, previously contained a bug that could have allowed unauthorized parties to spend funds from other accounts. The second feature, Permission Delegation, was pulled after developers realized a flaw allowed attackers to drain account balances through repeated transaction fees. Both have been rewritten to address these specific vulnerabilities, though they currently carry a default No vote as they await validator review.

Beyond these fixes, the update introduces three new tools aimed at institutional users. These include Confidential MPT, which uses advanced math to keep transaction amounts private, and Sponsored Fees, which allows companies to pay transaction costs on behalf of their users. The final feature, Dynamic MPT, gives issuers more flexibility to change token settings after they have been created.

These changes signal a major push to make the XRP Ledger more attractive for real world assets like bonds and real estate. The community is now waiting to see if validators believe the code is secure enough to reach the necessary 80 percent consensus for activation.