PermissionDelegationV1_1 is designed for organizations that process transactions frequently but do not want keys capable of controlling an entire account inside everyday operational systems.
A stablecoin issuer may need one system to approve customer trust lines, another to process payments and a more protected setup to manage account security. The amendment would allow those duties to be divided among separate XRPL accounts. Its “bank-style” element is the separation of responsibilities; it does not indicate regulatory approval or confirmed adoption by a bank.
| Treasury | Submit approved payments | Changing keys or appointing delegates |
| Compliance | Authorize eligible trust lines | Sending payments or changing security |
| Administrator | Create or revoke delegation | Routine transaction processing |
A compromised delegate could still be abused within its assigned role. The attacker would not automatically receive every power held by the main account, red...


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