Xaman 4.1.0 Launches Smart Requests Feature, Leveraging Pathfinding to Allow Payments Using Any Asset Across XRPL

On June 9, 2025, Xaman introduced the Xaman 4.1.0 update features for its wallet application. This update includes Xaman’s Smarter Payment Requests, enabling users to request payments in any asset. The feature uses pathfinding to identify the most efficient route between sender and recipient. These improvements focus on simplifying transfers on the XRPL ledger without requiring complex steps. XRPL Labs commented on this update with an X post on June 9. XRPL Labs mentioned that these requests leverage pathfinding, combining trades, order books, and AMMs. Users can now initiate requests with any token while the pathfinding works behind the scenes.

Smart Requests Streamline Asset Transfers on the XRPL 

Xaman 4.1.0 update’s Smart Requests simplify asset transfers by sourcing liquidity through various assets. The process typically uses XRP as a bridge for stablecoins like RLUSD and similar tokens. Users see network prompts if their asset requires switching to a supported environment. This design reduces manual steps during payment requests for unfamiliar assets. Xaman’s Smarter Payment Requests supports multiple asset types while maintaining transaction speed and cost efficiency. Notifications alert users to delays or liquidity shortfalls before requests are sent. The pathfinding algorithm handles trade routing automatically without manual intervention by the user.

New Xaman Wallet Setup Now Allows Faster Access 

The Xaman 4.1.0 update features a streamlined onboarding process for new wallet users. Account creation, wallet import, and card setup are now complete within seconds. Users may access the wallet before backing up secret keys if they choose. Warnings remain active until backup confirmation prevents recovery failures in emergencies. Incorrect or skipped backups may lead to permanent loss of wallet access. Faster setup aims to improve early interaction with the platform. This process lowers barriers for new self-custody users and improves early user confidence.

New Xaman Token Browser Aims to Enhance Asset Discovery 

A new token browser lets users explore assets by popularity and volume. Asset details appear clearly, and TrustLines can be added with minimal taps. This design reduces friction when interacting with ecosystem tokens on the platform. Users should still verify token authenticity before engaging with new assets. The browser tries to enhance asset discovery without sacrificing security precautions for self-custody. New search filters allow narrowing results by trust, issuer, or transaction activity. This tool encourages token exploration within the platform’s environment.

App navigation now supports swipe gestures for a smoother UX. Users can now move between screens without reloading or pressing back buttons. This change aims to provide a smoother experience for decentralized tools like swaps. NFT applications and other xApps also benefit from reduced load times. The update aligns mobile interactions with standard smartphone usability practices. Users should find decentralized workflows more consistent and less disruptive. Implementing gestures follows common mobile patterns and reduces user learning curves.

Xaman Wallet Update Aligns with XRPL Standards and Features

Full support for recent XRPL transaction types ensures broad compatibility. The update also includes new Xahau flags and a SetRemarks transaction type. Visual improvements and backend optimizations deliver a more stable user experience. General usability improvements enhance performance for self-custody management and daily operations. Load times for account history and asset data have also decreased. These refinements aim to keep the wallet aligned with evolving XRPL ledger standards.