XRPL launches a permissioned DEX on the mainnet, enhancing institutional adoption and bridging traditional finance with decentralized markets.
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XRP Ledger (XRPL) recently launched a permissioned decentralized exchange (DEX) on its mainnet. This move aims to boost institutional adoption of blockchains by bridging the gap between traditional finance and decentralized markets.
XRPL, developed by Ripple, is a distributed ledger specifically designed for fast and low-cost transactions. Initially focused on cross-border transfers, the platform recently expanded its capabilities with DEX functionality that was originally permissionless.
For many institutions, the regulatory environment demands a certain level of access control and security, which permissioned DEXs can provide. Unlike fully open decentralized exchanges, permissioned platforms control who can participate in trading and comply with KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) requirements.
This move can offer a more secure entry point for institutional investment in decentralized technologies, which is especially important amid increasing regulatory pressure. However, it is criticized for enabling centralized control, potentially preventing participants from fully benefiting from decentralization.
Unlike competitors such as Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain, XRPL offers the ability to integrate with existing financial systems thanks to its unique approach to permissioned trading. This strengthens XRPL’s position as a platform capable of meeting the needs of both institutions and decentralized application developers.
The activation of a permissioned DEX on XRPL represents a strategic step towards integrating institutional finance with blockchain technologies.
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