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XRP Ledger Proposes Quantum-Proof Accounts without Higher Fees by 2028

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XRP Ledger proposes ML-DSA-44 quantum-resistant keys with no higher base transaction fees, as Ripple targets a full security transition by 2028.

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The XRP Ledger Foundation proposes to protect accounts against future quantum attacks by allowing users to change their keys without moving their XRPs. While Ripple is aiming for a transition by 2028, Thomas Hussenet, from XRPL Commons, identifies the main challenge: migrating existing accounts without endangering funds or disrupting the network. The article XRP Ledger: how the network prepares for the quantum threat appeared first on Cryptoast.

Key Points of the Quantum Security News: XRP Ledger is exploring a quantum resistance update that would allow account holders to add a new quantumly secure signature key. Commission-free approach: The proposal uses the ML-DSA-44 signature scheme, approved by the NIST in 2024. Protected transactions will require more space to be used for the development of a... Read more

Quantum computers could one day crack the keys of crypto accounts. But XRP Ledger now has a plan against it – what it costs users and where it is still hakt. Source: BTC-ECHO BTC-ECHO

The XRP Ledger Foundation's quantum design is asking account holders to add ML-DSA-44 keys and decommission older keys; the full transition is targeted for 2028.

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Coin Desk broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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