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XRP Summary
XRP Ledger (XRPL) processed 3,254 transactions in a single ledger, setting a network record. This record was mainly driven by lightweight "1XRP" payments during testing. The network adjusts transaction goals through verifier performance, and transaction complexity determines the actual processing burden behind the level of recording activity.
The BatchV1_1 amendment has received support from 27 of 35 trusted verifiers, bringing it close to the 80% activation threshold required for XRPL.
XRPL sets record for single ledger transactions
XRP Ledger successfully processed 3,254 transactions in a ledger cycle, establishing a verified high of activity. According to XRPL verifier Vet, the dominant one of these transactions is "1 XRP" payments, which may be related to throughput testing.
"1 XRP" represents the smallest divisible unit of XRP, so such payments are lighter than transactions involving multiple network functions. However, the event demonstrated XRPL's ability to process centralized simple payments during the closure of a single ledger.
It needs to be clear that this record does not mean that XRPL has permanently increased its trading capacity or set a fixed maximum for each ledger. Instead, the network uses a tunable transaction target that is affected by processing conditions and verifier performance.
How XRPL adjusts trading targets
When the activity volume exceeds existing goals, XRP Ledger evaluates whether the verifier has completed consensus within an acceptable time. If crowded ledgers close quickly and without causing processing difficulties, validators can increase transaction goals. As a result, network capacity can respond to operational conditions while protecting network performance during periods of increased demand.
Basic XRP payments require fewer resources than transactions involving rights, multiple operations, token or account changes. In the past few hours, XRP Ledger achieved 3,254 transactions in one block, setting a new record. This is also a good time to review the interesting differences between XRP Ledger and Bitcoin: our block size limits are dynamic, not fixed like Bitcoin. XRP Ledger's transaction capacity is adaptable... -- Vet (@Vet_X0), September 14, 2026
As a result, processing 3,254 "1XRP" transfers is completely different from processing the same number of high-resource-consuming transactions. Vet highlighted the difference and explained why the record does not represent a common measure of XRPL throughput.
Amendment voting is close to the required threshold
At the same time, the validator is considering several protocol amendments introduced through the xrpld 3.3.0 software version. The package includes BatchV1_1, ConfidentialTransfer, DynamicMPT, PermissionDelegationV1_1, Sponsor, and several protocol fixes.
Among these proposals, BatchV1_1 is closest to getting the verifier support needed for network activation. As of September 14, 27 of the 35 trusted verifiers had expressed support for the amendment. This ratio is approximately 77%, bringing BatchV1_1 close to the required 80% verifier threshold.
However, just reaching this threshold will not immediately activate the amendment across XRP Ledger. The proposal must maintain sufficient support during the prescribed voting period before verifiers implement it across the network.
Overall, the ledger containing 3,254 transactions demonstrates strong processing power for lightweight transfers, but does not demonstrate a permanent expansion of network capacity.
