Deterministic resolution infrastructure for tokenized asset workflows. Evidence in, fixed rules, unsigned records out. ward_signed = False — always.
Chain-agnostic, XRPL first
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Self-custody is freedom.
Self-custody is freedom.
Freedom comes with responsibility: own your keys, know your actions, do your diligence.
We give you the most secure $XRP tools.
Vigilance is key.
We’re ready!
New @XRP Ledger DeFi feature proposals from @evernorthxrp in the future? 👀
"We are working closely with XRP Ledger engineers"
The big unlock for Lending protocol on XRP as Asheesh said, is that tokenized assets get utility on chain for various use cases.
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Wishing everyone competing in the XRP Ledger Hackathon over the next few days the best of luck.
I have a feature-complete Devnet portal available for anyone to use: xrpdev.net
It’s a no-code environment that lets you practise the latest XRPL amendments on live Devnet without standing up your own node, that should be useful if you need to quickly validate behaviour or grab working tx_json examples before integrating it into your project.
The Workbench lets you compose, simulate, and submit real Devnet transactions (Batch, Permission Delegation, Confidential Transfers, Sponsorship, Dynamic MPTs, Vaults, Lending, and more).
You can generate lab wallets in the browser, fund them from the faucet, submit, and check Observe to see exactly what landed. There are beginner and advanced tracks if you want a guided path, or you can go straight into the full catalogue.
#XRPL #NYC #Hackathon @xrpl_commons @xrpl365
What can you ship in 1 weekend on the XRP Ledger?
Find out at the AI & Fintech XRPL Hackathon: October 24–25, 2026, in New York City.
Pick your lane 👇
Agentic Finance: AI agents that pay, get paid and close deals. Built on XRPL's native escrow, multi-signing and on-chain credentials.
Lending & Borrowing: Be among the first to build on XRPL's native lending protocol (XLS-65/66).
Protocol Innovation: Don't just build on the ledger. Change it. Amendments, client libraries, dev tooling.
Why Not?: The open track. That XRPL idea you keep thinking about at 2am? Build it.
Already have a product? Bring it and leave with XRPL rails built in.
🎟️ xrpl.at/hackathonNY
Hosted by XRPL Commons, with support from @XRPLF @RippleXDev @Mastercard @Ledger @Quicknode @awscloud
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🤝 @uselaguna @Yellow @t54ai @wardprotocol
Future is bright with @XRP @XRPLF
No endorsement. Just excited! 😍
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XRP Ledger is being used as a new rail inside Cross River Bank's COS for settlement.
RLUSD opens the doors for the network integration and the ledger takes care of the rest.
The XRPL accelerates at this type of use cases, fast efficient settlement. Leveraging its native protocol features out of the box like tokenization (RLUSD) and payments.
Using the XRPL is the true unlock for XRP as a knock-on effect by providing liquidity on the DEX via autobridging (bridge asset) , reserves/fees, trustlines and accounts.
Purpose built settlement machine.
🪙 We’re excited to announce that we’re partnering with @Ripple to expand our stablecoin optionality and integrate RLUSD into our banking core infrastructure, with support for transactions on the XRP Ledger.
Together, we’re combining traditional payment technology with RLUSD on the XRPL, giving issuers and acquirers greater flexibility to settle intraday and reduce settlement latency. By bringing stablecoins’ programmability and near-instant settlement into the same environment as traditional rails, we’re creating a unified payments experience where businesses can leverage the strengths of both.
We’re proud to enable faster payment capabilities and give our partners greater choice and flexibility.
Learn more: crossriver.com/newsroom/cros…
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XRPL wallets are now live in @privy_io.
Spin up embedded XRPL wallets, sign transactions, and control what each wallet can do with built-in policies.
From payment apps to AI agents paying over x402, the fastest way to ship wallets on XRPL.
docs.privy.io/wallets/using-…
1/ We're partnering with @Ripple to bring Privy wallets to the XRP Ledger (XRPL).
This makes it easier for developers to build stablecoin payments, fintech applications, and agentic commerce on XRPL.
NETTEN is proud to be apart of this exceptional round of Startups in the @xrpl_commons Aquarium Cohort 9. 🌊
We are looking to shape the future of Payments and Finance alongside our peers!
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i'm giving away $1,000 $XRP.
like and retweet this tweet to enter.
must be following me to be eligible!
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This is why @Ripple will massively succeed with its bank charter. The $XRP long game is now very clear to me. Our @useTria team is ready to drive @XRPLF ecosystem growth. Time to cook @tatsuya_kohrogi @9oelM @Vijittria @xrplkorea
At @KBWofficial, @johnlilic says banks need to become technology companies to compete as fintech continues to reshape finance.
"Fintech really ate their lunch in a big way."
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Lending is about to go live on the XRP Ledger.
@JoelKatz : "Nobody's done anything with it yet." 👇
First mover advantage is sitting right there.
Lending & Borrowing track · XRPL Hackathon ·
NYC · Oct 24–25
→ xrpl.at/hackathonNY
This is why we’re building Ward.
Financial infrastructure can record what happened.
The harder problem is proving why the next action was the correct one.
That’s the layer Ward is designed to own.
Institutions sign. The ledger settles. Ward resolves.
If you’ve been wondering what in the world is @wardprotocol 😂
Imagine a financial institution has a rule:
“If X happens to this loan, Y needs to happen next.”
Sounds simple. It isn’t.
The proof that X happened can live in one system.
The rules can live somewhere else.
Someone has to determine what the evidence means.
Someone else has to approve the response.
Another system executes it.
Then 6 months later someone asks:
“Why did you do Y?”
Ward is the layer in the middle that can answer that.
It takes the evidence, evaluates it against the predetermined rules, and produces a reproducible record showing:
Here’s what happened.
Here’s the rule that applied.
Here’s the result.
Here’s the proof.
Ward doesn’t hold the money.
Ward doesn’t hold the keys.
Ward doesn’t sign the transaction.
The institution signs.
That’s the whole point.
Evidence → Decision → Approval → Execution → Audit.
That’s Ward.
#XRPL