Data from XRPL explorer Bithomp shows that the XRP Ledger’s Batch and Ticket features set fresh daily records in November 2026, signaling increasing adoption of tools designed to improve transaction flexibility and efficiency.
Batch activity reached a new November high of 1.962 million on November 3, just weeks after the feature went live on mainnet on October 9. Ticket activity followed with a November record of 1.553 million on November 7.
The growth is significant because Batch enables multiple transactions to be grouped and executed together, supporting high-value use cases such as atomic multi-party settlements, custody transfers, delivery-versus-payment settlement and cross-border payment finalization. Tickets, meanwhile, let users reserve transaction sequence numbers for more flexible transaction management.
Broader XRPL metrics also turned sharply higher: transaction count rose 75.9% to 4.3 million, active accounts jumped 128%, and XRP burned through fees increased 136%. Payment volume surged 137% over 24 hours to $1 billion, while NFT mints rose 240% in the same period, according to XRPScan data.
Ripple’s stablecoin activity also expanded. Ripple led stablecoin market cap growth by issuer over the past 24 hours with a $90.9 million increase, roughly four times the next issuer multipli.fi at $21.3 million. RLUSD’s market cap has climbed 96% this year across Ethereum and the XRP Ledger to $2.7 billion, up from $1.4 billion in January. Much of that growth came after the July launch of Ripple Mint.
In another XRP-related milestone, the first US ETF to hold only XRP began trading one year ago on this date. Since then, US spot XRP ETFs have accumulated more than 1.16 billion XRP.
