Recent data from XRPL explorer Bithomp shows growing adoption of the Batch and Ticket features on the XRP Ledger, both of which achieved new daily records in November 2026. These tools are designed to bring greater efficiency and flexibility to transaction processing on the network.
Record transaction volumes on XRP Ledger
Batch activity reached a daily high of 1.96 million transactions on November 3, 2026, marking the highest level for the new feature since its activation on the network on October 9. Ticket activity hit its own record with 1.55 million transactions on November 7, signifying robust engagement from users and developers alike.
Batch functionality allows for the grouping and execution of multiple transactions in a single submission. This feature is instrumental for sophisticated network operations, including atomic multi-party settlements in institutional workflows such as custody transfers, payment versus delivery settlement, and finalization of cross-border payments.
Ticket features, meanwhile, let users reserve transaction sequence numbers, further enhancing flexibility in handling different transaction needs.
Batch is a prerequisite or accelerant for several high-value XRPL use cases already under contract or in active development, including atomic multi-party settlements where two or more accounts must act at the same moment.
Surging network metrics and payments activity
Broader network data from XRPScan for the past 24 hours underscores the scaled activity. The number of transactions rose 75.9% to 4.3 million, while the count of active accounts doubled with a 128% increase. The amount of XRP burned as fees grew by 136% during this period, reflecting both heightened use and rising transaction throughput.
The value of payments processed soared by 137% to hit $1 billion in a single day, while the volume of NFTs minted on the network jumped 240%. These figures underline an uptick not just in basic network activity, but also in more advanced use cases such as digital asset issuance and trading.
In the context of these developments, market participants seeking to track rapid surges in transaction volumes or payment flows on the XRP Ledger may benefit from leveraging tools like CryptoAppsy. Its live news feed and real-time charts allow users to monitor evolving metrics and large payments activity as they unfold.
Ripple’s stablecoin growth and ETF milestone
Ripple also led stablecoin market capitalization growth among issuers over the past 24 hours, adding $90.9 million and outpacing multipli.fi by over four times for the period. Ripple’s RLUSD market capitalization nearly doubled this year, climbing to $2.7 billion from $1.4 billion in January across both Ethereum and the XRP Ledger. Much of this expansion followed the July launch of Ripple Mint, with RLUSD supply rising from just under $1.5 billion to $2.3 billion by August.
XRPL’s past year has also included a significant event: the first US ETF dedicated solely to XRP began trading exactly one year ago. Since its debut, US-based spot XRP ETFs have accumulated more than 1.16 billion XRP, underscoring growing institutional involvement with the asset.
Network metrics are in the green, including a 137% surge in payments volume to $1 billion and a 240% rise in NFT mints within one day, indicating across-the-board growth in activity and adoption for the XRP Ledger.
