- XLS-56d proposal enables bundling up to eight actions in one transaction, cutting fees and streamlining complex operational workflows.
- Developers can build on-chain applications with integrated, high-performance payments, atomic execution, reliable logic, and seamless cost-effective user experiences.
XRP Ledger just published a proposal called XLS‑56d, which adds batch transactions to its core code. Denis Angell from XRPL Labs authored the draft. If it passes, accounts will group up to eight actions into one atomic transfer, saving fees and time.
1/ XRPL just got a long sought after upgrade proposal: Batch Transactions (XLS-56d), created by @angell_denis: https://t.co/MOMA5MlEWr
And the key watchword? Monetization.
Now devs will find it even easier to build reliable, revenue-generating apps directly onchain.
Let’s…
— RippleX (@RippleXDev) June 27, 2025
For developers, this change will let them build apps that charge for services right on the chain. They can bundle multiple steps—like setting up an account, taking payment, and granting access—into a single flow. That approach cuts costs and avoids interruptions if one step fails.
For NFT creators, the upgrade brings fresh possibilities. They can set paid minting events and include fallback logic when listings don’t go through. In effect, they gain a ready‑made toolkit for paid launches without extra code on their end.
However, the proposal still needs more votes. So far, three of 28 validators have green‑lit it. Ripple signaled support early, but the wider network will decide in coming weeks.
Meanwhile, XRPL watchers see this as a bid to boost real‑world use. By making on‑chain payments leaner and more reliable, the ledger could attract more businesses and artists. Then again, the final verdict rests with the validators.
