XRP Ledger Reviews Two Token-Authorization Fixes Ahead of Any Validator Vote

TL;DR: Two open XRP Ledger proposals address authorization checks for liquidity-pool tokens and existing trust-line balances. The changes remain under review and are not active network rules. XRP Ledger developers are reviewing targeted changes to the way issued-token permissions are checked in payment and liquidity-pool operations. The current public code record shows two relevant open proposals, both introduced on October 27. The work is associated with the planned fixCleanup3_5_0 amendment. It should be described as protocol development, rather than a completed upgrade or evidence that ordinary XRP transfers now require issuer approval. Pool tokens can carry exposure to two assets The first open proposal, number 8648, would require an account acquiring a liquidity-provider token to satisfy authorization requirements for both assets in the corresponding automated market maker. The reasoning follows the economic position. A pool token represents a claim connected to the pool’s assets. Checking only the direct deposit route may leave other ways to acquire the same exposure, including a transfer or exchange offer. The proposal seeks consistency across those routes. That is relevant ...