A new XRP Ledger standards discussion proposes adding permissioned automated market makers that could restrict liquidity pools to KYC-approved participants. Posted on September 5 as a pre-standard amendment idea, the proposal argues that regulated financial institutions need native AMM liquidity with enforceable counterparty controls, not just permissioned order books.
XRPL already supports permissioned trading through domain-gated order books, but the discussion notes that native AMM pools cannot currently be restricted through a Permissioned Domain. The proposed design would reuse existing Credentials and Permissioned Domains to control who can provide liquidity, govern pools and, optionally, execute swaps, while allowing LPs to withdraw even if their credentials later expire.
The concept remains an early-stage community proposal and has not been adopted as an XRPL standard or amendment. The next step would be advancing the idea into a formal Permissioned AMM specification, followed by technical review and validator consideration before any potential ledger implementation.
Source: XRP Ledger Standards discussion.
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