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Understanding XRPL Addresses

What XRPL addresses are, how to read them, and the role of destination tags.

What Is an XRPL Address?

An XRPL address (also called an r-address) is a unique identifier for an account on the XRP Ledger. It starts with the letter 'r' followed by 25–34 alphanumeric characters.

Example: `rfxLuTgqD9fZkL4iQtLF1kZ7q2wjs7mNFD`

Every XRPL account has exactly one address. Your address is derived from your public key.

What Is a Destination Tag?

The XRP Ledger allows one address to receive payments from many different senders by using destination tags. A destination tag is a 32-bit number (0 to 4,294,967,294) included with a payment.

XamanProtocol uses a single platform address (`rfxLuTgqD9fZkL4iQtLF1kZ7q2wjs7mNFD`) for all deposits. Each user is assigned a unique destination tag so their deposits can be attributed correctly.

Reading Your Deposit Address

On the XamanProtocol Deposit page, you will see:

  • Deposit Address: The platform's shared XRPL address
  • Destination Tag: Your unique numeric tag (e.g., 1234567890)

Both must be included when sending XRP. If your sending wallet does not support destination tags, you cannot use standard XRP deposits — use the Xaman staking flow instead.

Address Safety Tips

  • Always copy-paste addresses — never type them manually
  • Double-check the first and last few characters after pasting
  • XRPL addresses are case-sensitive
  • An incorrect character results in a failed or permanently lost transaction

Frequently Asked Questions

Can two users have the same XRPL address?+
No. Every XRPL address is globally unique, derived from a unique cryptographic key pair.
Can I send XRP to my XamanProtocol address without a destination tag?+
Without the destination tag, funds arrive but cannot be attributed to your account. Always include your destination tag.
Does my XamanProtocol deposit address ever change?+
No. Your XamanProtocol XRP deposit address and destination tag are permanent.

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