XRP Ledger Reviews Two Token-Authorization Fixes Ahead of Any Validator Vote

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By Dextape Desk · November 2, 2026

Two open XRP Ledger proposals, opened October 27, adjust issuer permission checks for pool tokens and for trust lines already holding balances. They remain under review and are not active rules, and they tie to the planned fixCleanup3_5_0 amendment. Proposal 8648 would require acquirers of a liquidity-provider token to satisfy authorization for both assets in the matching pool, since transfers or exchange offers could otherwise deliver the same exposure. Proposal 8650 would block growth of an existing unauthorized balance through incoming receipts, while still allowing an obligation to be returned. Under the amendment documentation, a change affecting transaction processing first needs inclusion in software, followed by validator backing above 80% sustained for two weeks. The article also says two broader linked proposals are closed. Remaining steps are merged code, release inclusion and formal amendment status.

Why it matters: It suggests issuers relying on permission controls may need restrictions that cover every route into a liquidity pool position, not just direct deposits.

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