XRP Ledger’s BatchV1_1 amendment has entered its activation window and is expected to go live around Oct. 9 if validator support stays above the required threshold. The feature lets multiple transactions be bundled into a single atomic group, meaning they either all succeed or all fail together. That design lays the groundwork for more complex actions on XRPL, including atomic swaps. The rollout has already hit a setback: an earlier version of Batch was blocked from activation after a critical vulnerability was discovered. Validators later coordinated on a patched version and reset the activation countdown. Under XRPL’s amendment process, activation requires support from more than 80% of trusted validators for two consecutive weeks, according to Bitcoinist as cited by Techub.
XRP Ledger’s BatchV1_1 amendment has entered the activation window, and it is expected to be activated around Oct. 9 if validator support remains above the required threshold.
The feature allows multiple transactions to be bundled into one atomic group, so they either all succeed or all fail together. That gives XRPL a base layer for more complex operations such as atomic swaps.
The path to activation has not been smooth. An earlier version of Batch was blocked from going live after a critical vulnerability was found. Validators then coordinated to release a fixed version and reset the activation countdown.
Under XRPL’s amendment rules, a proposal can only be activated after receiving support from more than 80% of trusted validators for two straight weeks, according to Bitcoinist.
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