According to CoinMeta, contributor Marchhill submitted a draft aimed at enabling universal proof verification and sponsored batching, allowing multiple transaction declarations to share a single proof while maintaining independent payments and signatures. The proposal was submitted to Ethereum’s EIP repository on November 13th and has not yet been adopted for an Ethereum network upgrade. The draft integrates universal verification, proof of identity, resource limitations, dependency summaries, and batch payments into one proposal. At the core of the draft is a payment arrangement where sponsors pay for each retained batch of transactions, and member transactions will be paid based on their respective submitted declarations. The draft also retains the nonce and receipts for individual transactions, ensuring that sharing proofs does not affect these records.