A viewer asked: Is the XRP ready to handle the volume you predict 1500 TPS enough? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
The written explainer for this subject lives on jakeclaver.com: how the XRP Ledger works.
What this recording covers
Claver evaluates whether the XRP Ledger can manage enterprise-level transaction volumes and sustain mass institutional adoption. Addressing questions regarding network throughput, he clarifies that while the ledger has reached the peak capacity figures named in the recording during brief tests, it cannot sustain those elevated transaction rates continuously under its standard base configuration. To support massive operational demand from global payment networks, credit card companies, and institutional treasury operations, the ecosystem requires additional scaling infrastructure. Claver explains that scaling depends on implementing implicit or explicit subnets, payment channels, and transaction batching mechanisms across the network. He notes that patented subnet architectures have been developed specifically for the XRP Ledger to allow enterprise transaction traffic to route through dedicated channels without bottlenecking mainnet throughput.
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