The PermissionDelegationV1_1 amendment went live Oct. 8, and official guidance says not to delegate one permission until a separate fix activates.
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The XRP Ledger has officially activated the "PermissionDelegationV1_1" amendment. Network validators confirmed the EnableAmendment transaction in ledger 107,524,865, and developers have already begun testing the first operations.
XRP Ledger activates PermissionDelegationV1_1, allowing banks and stablecoin issuers to delegate specific account permissions without sharing primary keys.
XRP traded near $1.38 on Oct. 9 after reaching an intraday low of $1.32. U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded $121.4 million in net inflows during September.
Bitcoin ETFs lost $244.1 million on Oct. 8, while Ether and Zcash funds also recorded outflows during a broader leveraged-market selloff.
Bitcoin ETFs lost $244 million on Thursday and the ZEC fund extended a run of October outflows. Bitcoin is back near $82,000 after a $1 billion liquidation.
XRP/KRW generated about $145 million, or 10.96% of total activity, while USDT/KRW ranked second at 7.12%.
The upgrade lets account owners assign up to 10 functions to separate accounts while keeping master keys offline. PaymentBurn and validator-counting issues remain unresolved.
The feature lets businesses give separate accounts limited powers such as approving customers or making payments, while keeping the keys that control their main holdings offline.