The XRP Ledger is set to release its v3.3.0 software upgrade, introducing five new features for validator approval. The amendments include privacy-enhancing Confidential MPT, atomic Batch transactions, and institutional-focused Permission Delegation. The latter two are revised versions of features previously pulled due to critical security flaws. The upgrade aims to enhance XRPL's capabilities for tokenized assets and enterprise use.
XRPL v3.3.0 upgrade release
- ▪The v3.3.0 upgrade will introduce five new protocol amendments focused on tokenized assets, privacy, and institutional finance
- ▪The XRP Ledger is preparing for a major software upgrade, xrpld v3.3.0, which is expected to be released in the week following July 31, 2026
- ▪On July 31, 2026, the XRP Ledger network experienced a "manifest flood," though it did not affect the network's ability to process transactions
- ▪The manifest flood was addressed by a separate hotfix, version 3.2.1, which added four new limits to how nodes handle validator manifests
- ▪New amendments on the XRP Ledger require at least 80% support from trusted validators for two consecutive weeks before they are activated
Confidential MPT privacy features
- ▪Confidential MPT allows token holders to keep balances and transaction amounts private, while still permitting access for regulators or auditors when needed
- ▪The Confidential MPT amendment uses zero-knowledge proofs and elliptic-curve encryption to provide privacy for tokenized assets
Batch transaction settlements
- ▪The Batch amendment is a revised version of a feature pulled in February after a security flaw was found that could have let an attacker execute unauthorized transactions
- ▪With the Batch feature, either all grouped transactions succeed together, or they all fail, reducing settlement risk
- ▪The Permission Delegation amendment allows organizations to grant narrowly defined transaction permissions without giving up control of their primary signing keys
Permission Delegation security
- ▪The Sponsored Fees and Reserves amendment allows banks, issuers, or platforms to pay XRP transaction fees and reserve requirements on behalf of their users
- ▪Permission Delegation is a revised version of a feature disabled in September 2025 due to a bug that could have allowed an account's balance to be drained
Sponsored Fees onboarding
- ▪The Dynamic MPT amendment allows token issuers to modify select token properties, such as transfer fees or metadata, after issuance
- ▪This feature aims to simplify user onboarding by removing the need for new users to acquire XRP before using applications on the network
Dynamic MPT flexibility
- ▪Dynamic MPT avoids the need for issuers to conduct a full migration to a new token when making updates
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