Ripple says asset managers and other commercial projects are preparing to use an XRP Ledger feature that can make several linked transactions settle together, as a rebuilt version of the upgrade approaches activation following an extensive security review.
The feature, called Batch V1.1, can combine as many as eight transactions into a single operation. Its all-or-nothing mode ensures that every transaction succeeds or the entire group is canceled, avoiding cases in which one side of a deal settles while the other fails.
“We’ll be sharing more once the feature is live, including work with key asset managers,” Ayo Akinyele, head of engineering at RippleX, said in comments shared with CoinDesk.
“Batch allows multiple transactions to be grouped together so they either all execute or none do,” Akinyele said. “That is particularly important for use cases like delivery-versus-payment, where the asset and payment need to move atomically.”
Delivery-versus-payment links the transfer of an asset to its payment. Instead of trusting one party to send first, the ledger completes both legs together or neither of them.
The feature, called Batch V1.1, can combine as many as eight transactions into a single operation. Its all-or-nothing mode ensures that every transaction succeeds or the entire group is canceled, avoiding cases in which one side of a deal settles while the other fails.
“We’ll be sharing more once the feature is live, including work with key asset managers,” Ayo Akinyele, head of engineering at RippleX, said in comments shared with CoinDesk.
“Batch allows multiple transactions to be grouped together so they either all execute or none do,” Akinyele said. “That is particularly important for use cases like delivery-versus-payment, where the asset and payment need to move atomically.”
Delivery-versus-payment links the transfer of an asset to its payment. Instead of trusting one party to send first, the ledger completes both legs together or neither of them.