Lending Protocol - QA Test Report

Published: (February 5, 2026 at 01:23 PM EST)
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Source: Dev.to

Source: Dev.to

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Mani Mounika Kunasani

Test Report Date: 01/28/2026
Prepared By: QA Team – mounikakun, sgramkumar
Environment: GitLab CI Runner (Ubuntu 22.04)

Overview

This report presents the results of QA testing performed on Lending Protocol across the xrpld network.

1. Feature

Feature Name: Lending Protocol

Description:
This proposal introduces fundamental primitives for an XRP Ledger‑native Lending Protocol. The protocol offers straightforward on‑chain uncollateralized fixed‑term loans, utilizing pooled funds with pre‑set terms for interest‑accruing loans. The design relies on off‑chain underwriting and risk management to assess borrower creditworthiness. The First‑Loss Capital protection scheme absorbs some losses in case of a loan default.

Specification Reference:

2. Test Scope

This testing phase represents one of our most comprehensive quality‑assurance efforts, reflecting the inherent complexity and critical nature of the Lending Protocol. Unlike standard updates, this feature required an exhaustive deep dive into cross‑functional dependencies and multi‑layered ledger entries.

AreaDetails
Amortization & Interest CalculationsExhaustive verification of standard amortization formulas, validating precision across varying interest rates and payment schedules. Tested “Re‑amortization” events to ensure no value loss or orphaned entries during mid‑loan adjustments. Deposits and withdrawals within Vaults synchronize perfectly with loan funding and repayments, maintaining parity between ledger states.
Graceful Edge‑Case HandlingSimulated varied conditions, including clawbacks and asset‑specific freezes, to confirm API and ledger entries remain consistent. Mapped every valid and invalid input against scenarios to guarantee graceful handling without compromising Vault, LoanBroker, or Loan ledger integrity.
Security‑First Evaluation (Attackathon)Completed a specialized Attackathon to identify potential vulnerabilities. All identified bugs and issues were fully addressed and resolved to ensure long‑term security and integrity.
Comprehensive IntegrationRigorous testing across all system components to ensure seamless interaction between core features, while enforcing consistent controls and restrictions.
Multi‑Interface ValidationExecuted testing across RPC and WebSockets to guarantee uniform system behavior and data consistency across supported interfaces.

3. Types of Testing Conducted

Testing TypeDescription
Functional TestingVerifying each endpoint against defined specifications to ensure it behaves as expected.
Regression TestingRunning relevant test cases to confirm that recent changes did not break existing functionalities.
End‑to‑End TestingTesting the complete flow of a feature, confirming that components (potentially developed by different teams) work together as expected.

4. Test Environment

ComponentDetails
OSUbuntu 22.04 (LTS)
CPU Cores16
Memory128 GB
Test FrameworkPytest / Shell script

5. Test Results Summary

Test Count by Type

Testing TypeTest Count
Feature Testing796
Regression Testing2 880

Feature Tests Breakdown

Test CategoryCount
LoanBrokerSet132
LoanBrokerDelete24
LoanBrokerCoverDeposit69
LoanBrokerCoverWithdraw91
LoanBrokerCoverClawback40
LoanSet197
LoanDelete37
LoanManage77
LoanPay129

Feature Commit

commit 138d6e751b4e58853093eceb27e861af5e39129c
Author: Ed Hennis 

    Implement Lending Protocol (unsupported) (#5270)

    - Spec: XLS-66
    - Introduces amendment "LendingProtocol", but leaves it UNSUPPORTED to
      allow for standalone testing, future development work, and potential
      bug fixes.
    - AccountInfo RPC will indicate the type of pseudo‑account when
      appropriate.
    - Refactors and improves several existing classes and functional areas,
      including Number, STAmount, STObject, json_value, Asset, directory
      handling, View helper functions, and unit test helpers.

Commit Details

commit 919ded66940bbb18173ddee4014312917668b08a
Author: Ed Henness 

    Change LendingProtocol feature and dependencies to supported (#5632)

Testcases:
https://dev.to/mounika_kunasani/lending-protocol-testcases-1ig4

6. Bugs Found

All internal bugs identified during the testing phase have been analyzed and resolved. Following the implementation of these fixes, extensive validation was performed, and no new bugs or regressions have been reported.

7. Conclusion

This feature has undergone comprehensive functional, regression, and end‑to‑end testing. The majority of the test cases have been executed successfully, with positive outcomes confirming that the core functionalities are working as expected.

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