The XRP Ledger (XRPL) has officially received one of its most comprehensive upgrades to date with the release of version 2.5.0, introduced by Ripplex. This major update brings a powerful lineup of new features and critical bug fixes that significantly enhance the Ledger’s functionality, scalability, and regulatory readiness. Mayukha Vadari, a respected XRPL contributor, hailed the release as “possibly the best single lineup of amendments we’ve ever had in one release,” underscoring the depth and importance of the changes introduced. Escrow Support for IOUs and Issued Tokens One of the standout features in XRPL v2.5.0 is Token Escrow, a new amendment that extends XRPL’s native escrow capabilities beyond XRP to include IOUs and MPTs (Multi-Purpose Tokens). Written and designed by Denis Angell, this feature enables issuers to lock non-XRP assets into smart escrow contracts, allowing for time-based or conditional transfers of a wide range of tokens. This enhancement significantly enhances the tokenization capabilities of XRPL, offering. new possibilities for DeFi and real-world asset management on the ledger. Possibly the best single lineup of amendments we've ever had in one release. Features: – Token Escrow adds support for IOUs and MPTs to the native Escrow primitive (written and designed by @angell_denis ) – Batch adds the ability to group multiple transactions and execute them… https://t.co/9aF3Wa0Qug — Mayukha Vadari (@msvadari) June 25, 2025 Transaction Batching for Atomic Execution Another significant addition is Batch, a feature that allows developers to group multiple transactions and execute them atomically, meaning either all succeed or none do. This is a vital tool for ensuring transactional consistency, particularly in complex operations such as automated trading, bridging, or multi-step contract execution. The feature provides developers with greater flexibility and reliability in decentralized application design. Permissioned DEX: Compliance-Ready Trading The update also introduces Permissioned DEX, an innovative amendment that enables the creation of decentralized exchanges with built-in access controls. This means issuers can restrict who can trade certain assets, an essential capability for institutions or projects operating in regulated environments. By combining decentralization with compliance, this feature positions XRPL as a serious contender in the institutional DeFi space. We are on twitter, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) July 15, 2023 Advanced Account Management with Permission Delegation Permission Delegation is another key feature in version 2.5.0, enabling account holders to delegate specific permissions to other accounts. This functionality supports more secure and flexible account management. It is particularly useful for enterprise use cases, allowing for multi-user access models, automated operations, and improved wallet security through role separation. Bug Fixes Strengthen Protocol Integrity Alongside the major features, the update resolves several critical issues. The AMMv1_3 fix, developed by Gcam Sid, enhances the automated market maker functionality with additional invariant checks to prevent transaction anomalies. EnforceNFTokenTrustlineV2, contributed by Vlad, ensures NFTs cannot bypass trustline authorization, tightening asset security. Lastly, PayChanCancelAfter, another fix by Denis Angell, corrects a flaw allowing payment channels to be created with expired time conditions. A Major Step Forward for XRPL With version 2.5.0, the XRP Ledger takes a bold step forward in advancing decentralization , regulatory compatibility, and real-world usability. The collaborative effort behind this release, with contributions from some of the most active developers in the ecosystem, reflects a maturing and forward-looking community. As highlighted by Mayukha Vadari, this release is more than just a version bump; it’s a landmark moment in XRPL’s evolution, laying the foundation for a more dynamic, secure, and inclusive blockchain future. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post XRP Ledger Upgraded: New Major Amendments and Bug Fixes appeared first on Times Tabloid .
