XRP Ledger Lending Protocol Passes Halborn Re-Audit With No Critical Vulnerabilities Found

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The XRP Ledger’s crypto lending protocol passed a Halborn re-audit commissioned by Ripple, reviewing updates from Dec 2025 to Jan 2026 and finding 0 critical and 0 high-severity vulnerabilities. A pre-deployment fix for the most serious vault asset limit issue and the clean audit strengthen security confidence and advance XRPL’s DeFi lending adoption ahead of native launch.
- XRP Ledger’s lending protocol passed a Halborn re-audit with no critical flaws detected.
- The protocol’s most serious vault asset limit issue was fixed before deployment and audit.
- The latest review strengthens confidence as XRPL moves closer to launching native lending functionality.
The XRP Ledger’s upcoming Lending Protocol has passed a full re-audit by cybersecurity firm Halborn. The final review found no critical or high-severity vulnerabilities after examining major code changes made since the previous audit.
Commissioned by Ripple, the re-audit examined updates from December 2025 to January 2026. Halborn reviewed the protocol’s security, transaction logic, state consistency, access controls, and compliance with the XLS-0066d specification.
According to the report, Halborn identified:
- 0 Critical vulnerabilities
- 0 High-severity vulnerabilities
- 1 …
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