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Generates a brand-new XRPL address. Best if you're new — we'll show you the seed once for backup and never again.

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Bring an XRPL wallet you already own — seed, mnemonic, family-seed, or Xaman read-only sign-in.

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Tip: you can use Xaman (mobile app) to sign every transaction with one tap. Push notifications are enabled automatically.

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Pick one of the buttons above — Create gives you a fresh wallet, Import brings an existing one in. Both work for the rest of the platform.

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Tokens & Trustlines

Every token this wallet holds and trusts — balances, limits and flags in one place. Search a token below and add it in one click.

A trustline lets this wallet hold an issued token. We set the trust limit automatically (usually the token's total supply), so there's nothing to type. It locks roughly 0.2 XRP of reserve — fully returned when you remove the trustline.

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Connect your Xaman (formerly XUMM) mobile wallet to import it as a read-only external wallet.

Open the Xaman app on your phone and scan this QR code to sign in.

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How it works

Click Connect Xaman Wallet above to generate a sign-in QR code.
Open the Xaman app on your mobile device and scan the code.
Approve the sign-in request in Xaman.
Your XRPL address will be imported as a read-only wallet — no private keys are shared.

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Multi-Signature Manager

Configure multi-sig signing, manage signer lists, and control master key access.

What is Multi-Sig?

Multi-signature (multi-sig) requires multiple parties to approve a transaction before it executes on the XRP Ledger. This adds security by eliminating single points of failure.

Signer List

A signer list defines which XRPL accounts can co-sign transactions. Each signer has a weight that contributes toward the quorum threshold. Up to 32 signers are supported.

Quorum Threshold

The quorum is the minimum total signer weight needed to authorize a transaction. For example, 3 signers (weight 1 each) with quorum 2 = any 2-of-3 can approve.

How M-of-N Signing Works

QUORUM MET

Transaction Approved

2 of 3 signers provided sufficient weight

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Current Signer List

Select a wallet above to view its signer list configuration.

Master Key Control

Select a wallet to check status

The master key is the primary signing key for an XRPL account. When a signer list is configured, you can optionally disable the master key so that only the signer list can authorize transactions. This is useful for organizational accounts where no single person should have full control.

Select a wallet and ensure a signer list is configured before toggling the master key.

Signing Modes on XRPL:
Master Key Signing: The account's built-in private key signs the transaction directly. Simple and fast, but a single point of failure.
Signer List (Multi-Sig): Multiple signers each sign the same transaction independently. Each signature contributes its weight toward the quorum. Once the combined weight meets or exceeds the quorum, the transaction is valid and can be submitted.
Reserve: Each signer on the list requires an additional owner reserve (currently 2 XRP) on the account.

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Multi-signature wallets require multiple parties to approve transactions, adding an extra layer of security to your XRPL accounts.

Multi-Sig Configuration Wizard

Set up or modify multi-signature signing on your XRPL account in 5 easy steps.

1 Select Wallet

Choose the XRPL account you want to configure multi-sig on. This account will have a signer list attached to it. The signer list defines which other XRPL accounts (the "signers") can co-sign transactions on behalf of this account.

Tip: You can use an existing wallet or create a dedicated wallet for multi-sig use. The signer list is stored on-chain and can be updated later.

2 Add Signers

Each signer is an XRPL address with a weight. When multiple signers sign a transaction, their weights are added together. Addresses must be valid XRPL accounts.

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3 Set Quorum Threshold

The quorum is the minimum combined signer weight required to approve a transaction. Set it to match your security requirements.

Quorum Value

minimum weight to approve

Add signers in the previous step to see the quorum visualization.

4 Review Configuration

Important: This transaction will replace the current signer list entirely. Make sure all signers and the quorum value are correct before submitting. Each signer adds an owner reserve (2 XRP) to the account.

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How M-of-N Signing Works

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Multi-Sig Configuration Wizard

1 Select Wallet

2 Add Signers

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3 Set Quorum Threshold

4 Review Configuration

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What is Multi-Sig?

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How M-of-N Signing Works

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Master Key Control

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Multi-Sig Configuration Wizard

1 Select Wallet

2 Add Signers

Current On-Chain Signers

Add New Signer

3 Set Quorum Threshold

4 Review Configuration