XRP Ledger Batch V1.1 amendment is one validator vote away from activation after a security rebuild fixed critical signature-validation bugs.
Tech & Launches ·
The XRP Ledger's Batch V1.1 amendment has reached 80% validator support and requires a single additional validator vote to trigger activation. The amendment underwent a security rebuild after a critical flaw emerged in an earlier iteration; the bug could have allowed a malformed signer setup to bypass validation without requiring private keys from all affected accounts. The revised code has been subject to extensive review and testing to address signature-validation bugs and strengthen overall security posture.
Batch V1.1 enables atomic execution of multiple transactions in a single operation, a capability that XRPL developers view as operationally significant. The amendment reduces the number of steps required for complex workflows, with NFT minting cited as a concrete use case benefiting from improved transaction efficiency.
Activation remains pending the final validator endorsement needed to cross the threshold. No timeline for that vote has been disclosed, nor is there public detail on which validators have already approved or remain uncommitted.