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XRP Ledger’s Xumm: web2 standards ease web3 users’ lives

XRP Ledger’s main wallet solution, Xumm Wallet, has added a login method similar to what web2 has. Therefore, in a recent update, XRPL developers deployed the OAuth2 “PKCE Authorization Code” flow to let both users and developers log into their Xumm wallets using an XRPL account. With this implementation, Xumm Wallet’s team aims to create a web3 product with the ease of use of web2.

XRPL’s Xumm wallet gets major update, inspired by Web2 standard

This update continues a string of developments that are being actively included in products in the XRPL and XRP ecosystems. Since the beginning of May, XRPL developers have managed to make a number of important innovations, such as: the design and launch of the XRPL Pathfinder service, which allows users to search for paths within the XRPL. XRP registry; prepare the groundwork for the XRP Ledger-Avalanche integration and launch a related bridge through ApexBridge; and started building the XLS-20 standard to help developers create more innovative and advanced NFT applications on the XRP Ledger.

The modern web standard, known by the crypto community as web2, has been developed and evolved for over 20 years, and its standards and technologies are certainly tested. Can these solutions be used in the Internet of the future, which we call web3?

People who consider themselves true cryptopunks will tell you “no”. In their opinion, web3 should have nothing to do with web2, which has long been taken over by large corporations, profiting from it at the expense of users. However, it can be assumed that many will disagree with these arguments and share the same views as the XRP Ledger.

With the growing presence of institutional players and the increasing inflow of capital into cryptocurrencies, this issue may not even be discussed and crypto enthusiasts must expect more and more more about the union of these two worlds.

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