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- Beginner in the crypto world? Get started with Nano S Plus.
- Prefer a Bluetooth connection? Try with Nano X.
Secure your XRP assets with the most trusted cold wallet. Cold storage wallets are encrypted devices that store your XRP coins offline, providing a layer of security against the evolving threats emerging from being connected to the internet.
Discover our cold wallet How to use XRP with LedgerAn XRP wallet, also known as a Ripple wallet, is a digital wallet used to send, and receive XRP cryptocurrency. Ripple (XRP) wallets also allow users to store and manage their XRP holdings securely and interact with the Ripple network.
Ripple (XRP) wallets come in different forms, including software wallets, and hardware wallets.
Hardware wallet for Ripple (XRP)
Ledger hardware wallet stores your private keys and signs transactions offline, making them resistant to malicious attacks and threats.
Ripple (XRP) wallet app
Ledger Live App is a gateway to managing your assets, staking and earning passive income, checking your real-time balance, tracking transaction histories, and more.
Select and purchase a Ledger wallet of your choice.
Download and install Ledger Live in a couple of clicks. Ledger Live is a app for XRP and crypto for desktop & mobile that enables you to set up a Ledger device and manage your assets.
Install XRP on your Ledger Nano:
Ledger Live is your one-stop platform for smooth and complete asset management. With just a few clicks, you can buy, send/receive and swap XRP.
*Buy, send/receive, swap, stake, and other crypto transaction services are provided by third-parties partners.
You can purchase XRP through our partners with a credit card or bank transfer. XRP will be automatically sent to your Ledger device.
Swapping allows you to test out different cryptocurrencies, protect assets from volatility, and diversify your portfolio. Through Ledger Live, you can swap one token for another without using fiat currencies.
Secure multiple assets, including Ripple (XRP) using a Ledger hardware wallet. Your private keys, giving access to your assets, remain safe in a certified secure chip.
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XRP is a cryptocurrency that acts as the underlying bridge that facilitates the transfer of value, making money transfers between traditional financial institutions cheaper and faster. XRP Ledger, a cryptographic ledger built by Ripple, the company behind XRP, is powered by a network of nodes and uses XRP as its native cryptocurrency to settle transactions. This is also the primary use case of XRP.
The Proof-of-Work (POW) or Proof-of-Stake (POS) methods employed by the majority of current blockchains are different from the consensus mechanism utilized on the XRP Ledger network to arrange and complete transactions. XRP Ledger uses a list of recommended validators called the “Unique Node List” (UNL) that are considered while building consensus.
The UNL validators compare their respective versions of Ledger with one another in a multi-round process. Then, the validators adjust their versions until there is an agreement between 80% of them (a supermajority) about the right order of transactions. Each UNL validator then adjusts their Ledger to match the supermajority, upon which the new state is finalized.
Ripple Labs wants to use the XRP technology to speed up banking transactions all across the world. Ripple is nearly the exact opposite in every way of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which are founded on the idea of isolating financial transactions from the financial institutions of traditional currencies.
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