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Ripple X Dev recently announced on X that the long-awaited proposal for Native Lending Protocol on the XRP Ledger is finally up for review and feedback from the general public. Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer, Joel Katz, has also expressed enthusiasm for the proposal, highlighting its potential to revolutionize the XRPL’s utility.
Expanding DeFi CapabilitiesThe XRPL proposal introduced by developers Aanchal Malhotre and Vito Tumas aims to enhance the platform’s De-Fi capabilities and promises to expand financial inclusivity and transparency within the Ripple ecosystem.
The proposed XRP Ledger Native Lending Protocol allows users to borrow and lend digital assets directly on the XRP Ledger, eliminating unnecessary intermediaries and promoting financial empowerment.
A key aspect of the protocol is its modular design, emphasizing flexibility and reusability to accommodate various use cases within the ecosystem.
Key SpecificationsThe developers introduced three key specifications to describe the protocol’s modular design: XLS-64d for pseudo-Accounts, XLS-65d for a Single Asset Tokenized Pool, and XLS-66d for a native XRP Ledger Lending Protocol.
Here’s a short and clearer description of them –
But these are not the only special features. The Native Lending Protocol boasts several other key features designed to optimize user experience and risk management, such as –
The XRPL Native lending protocol is designed to empower both developers and users. For developers, the protocol’s modular design and extensibility offer a conducive environment for building and integrating lending decentralized applications (dApps) on the XRPL.
This opens up many opportunities for creating innovative financial solutions and driving adoption within the ecosystem.
CTO ApprovesResponding to the proposal, Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer, Joel Katz, expressed enthusiasm about the XRP Ledger Native Lending Protocol’s potential utility.
In a follow-up tweet, the CTO said, “Very excited to see the XRP Ledger Native Lending Protocol proposal up for review and feedback.”
Katz continued, stating, “If passed, this could bring new utility to the XRPL. Together with the native DEX, this lending protocol forms a critical pillar in enabling more accessible, efficient, and transparent financial services.”
The XRP Ledger Native Lending Protocol proposal signifies a significant step forward in unlocking new financial opportunities and enhancing the utility of the XRPL. With support from Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer and the broader developer community, this initiative can potentially transform Ripple’s ecosystem, probably boasting up the XRP token.