This week, the team behind XRP Ledger introduced version 3.3.0, delivering a set of significant updates focused on network security and transaction management. The update includes the On-Chain Cosigner proposal and key bug fixes under the fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment.
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AAPLOn-Chain Cosigner proposal
The newly submitted On-Chain Cosigner proposal allows for native multi-signature capabilities on the XRP Ledger. This addition is designed to streamline on-chain coordination for transactions, enabling users to create and collect multi-signature proposals within the protocol itself. These improvements aim to foster more secure and efficient transaction approval processes, reducing the risk of single points of failure in transaction authorization.
The On-Chain Cosigner proposal brings native multi-signature proposal and collection to XRP Ledger, making on-chain transaction coordination more straightforward for users seeking additional security and control.
Key features in XRP Ledger v3.3.0
XRP Ledger version 3.3.0 integrates the fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment, a bundle of amendment-gated bug fixes. This package unifies freeze and deep freeze checks for transfers involving pseudo-accounts in a range of transactions, including VaultDeposit, VaultWithdraw, AMMDeposit, AMMWithdraw, LoanBrokerCoverDeposit, and LoanBrokerCoverWithdraw.
Additionally, the fixCleanup3_3_0 amendment resolves issues related to hybrid offers being removed from the open order book if the originating account loses access to a permissioned domain. It also addresses Automated Market Maker (AMM) liquidity being factored into quality estimates for permissioned decentralized exchange order books, ensuring that market data remains accurate and reliable.
Further upgrades within this release target precision and rounding errors in Single Asset Vaults and the Lending Protocol, as well as several other bug fixes intended to improve overall performance and consistency on the ledger.
Protocol amendments and ecosystem enhancements
With version 3.3.0, XRP Ledger makes a number of previously active amendments permanent parts of the protocol. The amendments retired in this release include Clawback, fixDisallowIncomingV1, fixInnerObjTemplate, fixNFTokenReserve, and fixUniversalNumber. According to developers, this step essentially solidifies these features, reinforcing security and regulatory compliance throughout the project’s codebase.
The update comes at a time of growing interest in advanced on-chain transaction technologies and interoperability. Market participants continue to seek platforms that can natively support secure, multi-signature workflows, automated liquidity management, and enhanced asset diversity.
For those following developments in cross-market asset integration, solutions such as 1stepSwap have been gaining traction. 1stepSwap is a highly practical platform that breaks down the barriers between traditional finance and the crypto world. By transferring real-world assets (RWAs) directly onto the blockchain, it allows users to access shares of major U.S. companies and commodities like gold and silver through their wallets, without complex intermediaries. Its standout feature is the ability to identify the best prices across the market at any moment, enabling near-instant trades at highly competitive rates while supporting portfolio diversification.
The combination of updated ledger features and expanding market options has the potential to enhance user experience and broaden the decentralized finance ecosystem surrounding $XRP.
