The XRP Ledger is nearing activation of two amendments aimed at expanding institutional and corporate use of the network. Batch, also linked to XLS-56, would combine multiple operations into one indivisible transaction, reducing the risk of funds becoming stuck if a settlement participant fails to meet its obligations. Permission Delegation, associated with XLS-75, would let organizations assign account permissions to third-party services or departments without exposing the primary private key. Validator support stands at 85–94% for the BatchV1_1 and fixBatchV1_2 amendments, with activation expected on October 9, 2026, while PermissionDelegationV1_1 has 82% support and is scheduled for October 5, 2026. About 11 days remained before both amendments were fully activated on mainnet, according to Vet, the community lead at the XRPL Foundation. Validators are also voting on fixCleanup3_4_0, a change needed to stabilize automated market-maker (AMM) pools in the xrpld v3.4.0 release. Separately, Nik Bougalis, a key cryptographer and Ripple pioneer who left the project in 2022, has returned to work on the XRPL core and proposed moving the ledger to 64-bit components while removing raw pointers. The upgrades create technical infrastructure but do not guarantee immediate liquidity; demand will depend on whether major fintech companies integrate the tools into products using XRP.