XRP Ledger Upgrades with Version 3.2.0 and Rebranded Core Server

The XRP Ledger has rolled out its latest upgrade, version 3.2.0, which includes several infrastructure improvements, developer enhancements, and network fixes.

One of the key changes in this update is the rebranding of the core server software from 'rippled' to 'xrpld', reflecting the broader identity of the XRP Ledger ecosystem.

This change affects multiple system components across the network, including configuration paths, database directories, and version labels. As a result, validators and node operators may need to modify scripts and update configurations.

The upgrade also introduces several security fixes and developer enhancements, including new invariant checks that prevent deleted accounts from leaving behind ledger artifacts.

Developers have added new tools designed for developers and infrastructure providers, which can retrieve protocol information and server definitions without connecting to a live server. This feature supports wallet providers, blockchain explorers, API services, and automation tools.