XRP Ledger’s Permission Delegation amendment, included in xrpld 3.3.0, is moving toward validator voting after a security review and extensive rework. The role-based authorization system lets issuers and treasury teams assign narrowly defined tasks to trusted operators without exposing primary wallet keys, which can remain in cold storage (offline key storage). Supported by XRP Ledger validator Vet, the proposal covers functions including compliance controls, clawbacks, decentralized exchange trading, and token minting. Cantina’s independent review, conducted from March 23 to April 8, identified nine findings: two high risk, two medium risk, three low risk, and two informational observations. Seven issues had been addressed before the review, while the remaining findings were fixed in v1.1 and verified by Cantina. The XRP Ledger quality assurance team reported no regressions across 5,088 tests.