XRP Ledger Payment Activity Jumps Past One Million in a Day
The XRP Ledger recorded 1,143,754 payments on September 27, pushing daily activity above one million. The 30-day average was about 887,600 transactions, and September saw several days with more than a million payments. Rising AMM liquidity, with roughly 31,200 pools, may be supporting broader network use, though the payment count includes issued assets as well as XRP.
On September 27, XRP Ledger processed 1,143,754 payments, according to XRPSCAN. That exceeded the prior 30-day average of roughly 887,600. September had several days above one million payments, suggesting the spike was part of a broader rise rather than an isolated event. During that period, total transactions were about 2.7 million, with 17,800 active accounts and payment volume near $400 million.
Liquidity infrastructure may be contributing: about 31,200 AMM pools existed on the network and the count was still growing. The payment metric covers issued assets such as stablecoins and other tokens, not only XRP, so automated services, exchanges, and applications can generate many transactions.
Higher XRP Ledger activity could affect traders, investors, payment providers, and developers who rely on the network. If sustained, it may support confidence in XRP-related services and on-chain liquidity, potentially making transfers and asset issuance more visible to users. However, because the payment count includes issued assets and automated activity, observers may need more context before treating it as proof of broad retail adoption. Price movements around $1.45–$1.50 could also shape short-term sentiment for holders and market participants.