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Key Takeaways
- The documented workflow requires approval before signing.
- Automatic signing needs explicit, temporary permission.
- Signing credentials determine whether wallet policies apply.
Consider an assistant asked to pay a supplier’s invoice. Reading the amount and preparing the transfer can save work, but an incorrect recipient would turn that convenience into a financial loss. The payment process therefore needs a point where the proposed transfer is checked before money moves.
XRPL’s documentation describes how developers can build that review into an agent’s workflow. These are instructions for developer tools; they do not introduce a universal human-approval requirement into the XRP Ledger protocol.
The assistant prepares the payment before the wallet signs
The XRPL Payments skill gives an agent the knowledge needed to construct transactions, including XRP and RLUSD transfers. It hands the proposed transaction to a separate wallet skill for signing and ...
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