Options for Storing XRP

XRP Wallets

Digital wallets are pieces of software that allow people to send, receive and store cryptocurrencies, including XRP. There are two types of digital wallets: custodial and non-custodial.

Custodial wallets manage a user's private key, which allows the wallet to withdraw cryptocurrency on a user's behalf. Non-custodial wallets do not manage a user's private key, which is up to the user to manage, and therefore cannot send cryptocurrency on the user's behalf.

XRP Ledger Software Wallets:
RippleX logo Xumm logo Trust Wallet logo GateHub logo
Hardware Wallets:
Trezor logo Ledger logo Secalot logo

Disclaimer: XRPL.org does not endorse or recommend any wallets or make any representations with respect to wallets or the purchase or sale of digital assets more generally. It’s advisable to conduct your own due diligence before relying on any third party or third-party technology, and providers may vary significantly in their compliance, data security, and privacy practices.