Version 1.38 is a short-term support (STS) SaaS release that brings two features to general availability and introduces the following changes:
- Omnibus general availability.
- Gas Station general availability, with simplified onboarding.
- Version upgrades across approximately 70 platform components.
Following its beta release in version 1.36, Omnibus has been hardened and has now reached general availability.
Omnibus lets an organization hold pooled on-chain funds in an omnibus wallet while tracking each tenant's position off-chain with virtual accounts. Deposit wallets identify incoming funds, automated sweeps consolidate them into the omnibus wallet, and internal transfers between virtual accounts settle off-chain without blockchain fees.
Omnibus depends on the ledger accounting refactor, phase 1, delivered in Ripple Custody 1.34; Omnibus is not available without it. To adopt it on an on-premise deployment, follow the Ledger accounting migration guide.
As part of the hardening, version 1.38 modifies the Omnibus API.
Version 1.38 also adds omnibus account creation to the Accounts page of the console. The console displays the omnibus pages only when the HMZ_FEATURE_OMNIBUS deployment flag is enabled.
For more information, see:
- Omnibus overview
- Setup and governance
- Manage an omnibus account in the UI
- Manage omnibus with the API
- Tutorial: Automate omnibus operations with system-signed intents and Gas Station
Following its beta release in version 1.32, Gas Station has been hardened and has now reached general availability.
Gas Station funds transaction fees for sponsored accounts with just-in-time native-token funding. The hardening includes a simplified onboarding process that replaces the bot user with system-signed intents: instead of provisioning and protecting a bot-user signing key, you register the Gas Station service caller in your identity provider and create a policy with intentOrigin: "SystemSigned" that admits its funding intents.
As part of the hardening, version 1.38 modifies the Gas Station API.
Version 1.38 also adds gas station creation to the Accounts page of the console. The console displays the Gas station pages only when the HMZ_FEATURE_GAS_STATION deployment flag is enabled.
For more information, see:
- Gas Station
- Manage a gas station in the UI
- Manage a gas station with the API
- System-signed intent configuration
Version 1.38 upgrades multiple platform components, including core transaction processing, key management, blockchain indexers, and infrastructure.
Ripple progressively deploys Version 1.38 across SaaS environments starting July 27, 2026.
Ripple takes great care in testing its applications and ensuring that there are no regressions or breaking changes. Should you experience unexpected behavior, reach out to the Support team by creating a ticket on our Support Portal or contact your Customer Partner Engineer (CPE).