New XRP Ledger amendments target $530 million in tokenized Wall Street assets
The XRP Ledger has introduced version 3.3.0, featuring six proposed amendments designed to enhance institutional adoption of tokenized real-world assets. The most significant update, Confidential Transfers, utilizes cryptographic methods to encrypt transaction amounts and account balances while maintaining ledger validity. This feature addresses a critical institutional requirement for privacy, allowing firms to move assets without exposing sensitive position sizes. Currently, the XRP Ledger hosts approximately $1.38 billion in tokenized assets, with over $530 million excluding the RLUSD stablecoin. Major participants like Aviva Investors, Ondo, and Archax are already active on the network, making privacy a key factor for further institutional growth. Additional amendments include Batch processing, Sponsor fee coverage, and Permission Delegation to streamline administrative workflows for fund managers. These updates must secure 80% support from network validators over a two-week period to activate. This development marks a strategic effort by Ripple to position the XRP Ledger as a secure, enterprise-grade infrastructure for traditional financial instruments.