XRPL Restricted Tokens Get Four Proposed Gap Fixes

XRPL restricted tokens can still reach some accounts without a fresh issuer OK. XRP Ledger developers have put forward four code changes under fixCleanup3_5_0 to close those gaps. The work covers trust-line carve-outs, AMM pool tokens, and permission checks. The fixes still need code merges and validator support before they go live. That matters for XRP news readers who track issued assets on XRPL. XRPL Restricted Tokens Face Four Approval Loopholes The package is tracked in open rippled pull requests under fixCleanup3_5_0. It targets how XRPL enforces issuer-set permissions. Those rules let issuers choose which accounts can receive and hold their tokens. Issuers use them for stablecoins and tokenized funds that need tight control. On XRPL, accounts open authorized trust lines to hold issued tokens.