Mayukha Vadari, a senior software developer at RippleX, announced on X that a new XLS standard for XRP Ledger has recently been released.
Support for numerous signer lists per account would be made possible by the “XLS-49d: Multiple Signer Lists” proposal.
https://x.com/msvadari/status/1724206429895086081?s=20
XRP Ledger only allows one global signer list per account at this time. But a lot of customers want additional specificity—token issuers, for instance. They could want separate signer lists for the creation and editing of trust lines and new token minting, for instance.
As the proposal only intends to introduce signer lists of the per-transaction kind, the present global signer list system will remain supported. Account holders have the ability to establish signer lists that restrict the kinds of transactions that can be sent on their behalf.
The new proposal is more expansive in scope than XLS-31d, which suggests allowing particular ledger transaction types to have their own Signer Quorum.
XRP Ledger amendments progress
Another XRP Ledger amendment, the “fixNFTokenRemint” amendment, has reportedly reached a majority and is set to begin a 14-day countdown to activation, according to the XRPscan X page. To stop reminting, the amendment creates a new field called FirstNFTSequence.
Protocol modifications are only permitted under the XRP Ledger’s amendment procedure after two weeks of greater than 80% validator support. Therefore, if this turns out to be the case, the NFT amendment may pass.
With endorsement from more than 80% of validators over the weekend, the “fixReducedOffersV1” amendment—which addresses a small problem with DEX offers—entered a two-week countdown period.
It is advised that XRPL node operators update to the most recent version, 1.12.0, in light of the advancements achieved by these amendments, since failure to do so may result in amendment blocking.
