User Guide

Everything you need to get the most out of XRPLAnalytics — live ledger data, DEX trading analytics, network activity, whale tracking, escrow monitoring, ETF holdings, and wallet intelligence.

What is XRPLAnalytics

XRPLAnalytics is a free, real-time analytics platform for the XRP Ledger (XRPL). It aggregates live on-chain data — ledger state, DEX order books, issued tokens, wallet balances, large-holder movements, Ripple escrow contracts, and XRP ETF/ETP holdings — into a single interface sourced directly from XRPL validator nodes.

No sign-up is required for any analytics feature. All public data is accessible without an account. XRPLAnalytics is a read-only tool — it does not execute trades, hold funds, or connect to any wallet.

⚠ XRPLAnalytics is currently in public beta. Features, data formats, and URLs may change without notice. Report issues to [email protected].

Who Is It For

Free & Beta Notice

Every feature on XRPLAnalytics is completely free — no paywalls, no credit card required, no ads. Creating a free account unlocks the Watchlist (save addresses) and is required for future personalization features.

The platform is in active development. Some sections display a beta badge or note that historical data and charts are coming soon. Data extrapolated from live samples (such as Network Activity) will be replaced by full historical indexing in a future release.

Dashboard

The Dashboard at xrplanalytics.io/app/dashboard is the main landing view. It shows live network health, top DEX pairs, recent transactions, and an address quick-look — all refreshed automatically every 5 seconds.

Metrics Bar

A horizontal bar at the top of the Dashboard displays six live network metrics updated each time a new ledger closes (approximately every 3.5 seconds):

DEX Top Pairs

Below the metrics bar, a card panel shows the top trading pairs on the XRPL DEX by recent volume. Each pair card displays the current price, 24-hour price change, and a sparkline. Click any pair to open the full DEX Analytics view for that pair.

Recent Transactions

A live-updating table shows the most recent transactions across the entire ledger. Columns include transaction type, sending address, amount, fee, and ledger sequence. Click any transaction hash to navigate to its full detail view in the Ledger Explorer.

Address Lookup

A quick-search field on the Dashboard lets you enter any XRPL address (starting with "r") and jump directly to the Wallet Lookup view for that address. This is a shortcut — the full lookup is also available from the dedicated Wallet Lookup page.

Ledger Explorer

The Ledger Explorer at xrplanalytics.io/app/ledger lets you browse any validated ledger by sequence number. It opens on the latest closed ledger by default and refreshes as new ledgers close.

Each ledger record shows: sequence number, close time (UTC), ledger hash, total XRP in existence (in drops), and the full list of transactions included in that ledger.

Milestone Navigation

Quick-jump buttons let you navigate to notable ledger milestones without manually entering sequence numbers — for example, the genesis ledger, the first AMM ledger, or other protocol-significant points. Use the Previous / Next arrow buttons to step one ledger at a time, or type any sequence number directly into the search field.

Transaction Breakdown by Type

A summary panel above the transaction list shows how many transactions of each type are in the selected ledger. XRPL transaction types include:

Click any individual transaction row to expand its full detail: type, account, destination, amount, fee, flags, result code, and all affected ledger objects (nodes modified, created, or deleted).

DEX Analytics

The DEX Analytics page at xrplanalytics.io/app/dex provides live trading data for the XRPL's built-in decentralized exchange. The XRPL DEX is native to the ledger protocol — not a separate smart contract — and supports both classic order-book trading and AMM pools (added in the XLS-30 amendment, March 2024).

Supported XRP pairs with live order book data: XRP/RLUSD, XRP/USD, XRP/EUR, XRP/BTC, XRP/USDC, XRP/SOLO.

Order Book

Select a pair from the pair selector to load its live order book. The book shows:

Order book data is fetched live from XRPL nodes. Stale or partially filled orders may appear briefly until the next ledger close removes them.

Recent Trades

A feed below the order book shows recently executed trades for the selected pair, including price, XRP amount, and timestamp. Trades are sourced from OfferCreate transactions that matched against existing orders in recent ledgers.

All Pairs Table

A table at the bottom of the DEX Analytics page lists all tracked XRP pairs with their current mid-market price, 24-hour volume, and price change. Use this as a quick overview before drilling into a specific pair's order book.

Token Explorer

The Token Explorer at xrplanalytics.io/app/tokens lets you search and browse issued tokens on the XRP Ledger. The XRPL supports thousands of issued tokens — any account can issue a token by establishing trust lines.

Use the search box to filter tokens by name or currency code. Results update as you type.

If a token you are looking for does not appear in the list, it may not yet be in the curated index. You can still query any token directly via the API using its currency code and issuer address.

Token Detail

Click any token in the results to view its full detail card, including:

Network Activity

The Network Activity page at xrplanalytics.io/app/network shows a real-time snapshot of the XRPL's transaction throughput and activity metrics. The following live stats are displayed:

Data Notes

⚠ Beta note: 24-hour figures on the Network Activity page are extrapolated from a live sample of recent ledgers, not computed from a full historical index. Actual values may differ. Full historical charting is planned for a future release.

Live TPS is accurate for the most recent ledger. The 24h metrics use a rolling window extrapolated from sampled ledger data and should be treated as estimates. All timestamps are UTC.

Whale Tracker

The Whale Tracker at xrplanalytics.io/app/whales monitors large XRP movements on the ledger. The page contains two distinct tables, both refreshed every 2 minutes.

Large Wallet Transfers

This table shows on-chain XRP payments of 500,000 XRP or more between known exchange and institutional wallets. Each row displays: sending address (labeled if known), receiving address (labeled if known), XRP amount, and transaction timestamp. These transfers often signal exchange inflows, custody movements, or over-the-counter settlement activity.

Ripple Activity

The second table tracks outbound transactions of 1,000,000 XRP or more originating from known Ripple company wallets. This covers Ripple's operational addresses, ODL (On-Demand Liquidity) routing wallets, and the escrow release wallets. Ripple publishes a quarterly XRP Markets Report; this table provides continuous on-chain visibility between reports.

Both tables show only the most recent qualifying transactions within the refresh window. Click any transaction hash to view full detail in the Ledger Explorer.

Escrow Tracker

The Escrow Tracker at xrplanalytics.io/app/escrows shows the status of Ripple's on-ledger XRP escrow program. Data refreshes approximately every 10 minutes.

In December 2017, Ripple placed 55 billion XRP into time-locked escrow contracts directly on the XRPL. Up to 1 billion XRP is released per month. Any XRP not sold or distributed in a given month is re-escrowed into new contracts, extending the release schedule further into the future. This program was established to create supply predictability for XRP markets.

Ripple Escrow Wallets

As of Q2 2026, approximately 32.9 billion XRP remains locked across 8 Ripple escrow wallets in 103 active escrow contracts. Each wallet is a standard XRPL account whose XRP balance is encumbered by EscrowCreate objects with a FinishAfter time condition — no party, including Ripple, can move the XRP before that ledger-enforced date passes.

The Escrow Tracker page lists all 8 wallets with their current locked balance, number of active contracts, and next scheduled release date.

Monthly Release & Re-Escrow History

A history table shows each month's release event: how much XRP was released from escrow, how much was re-escrowed back, and the net amount retained by Ripple for operations and sales. Historically, the majority of each monthly 1B XRP release has been re-escrowed. This table is updated each time a release occurs.

XRP ETF Tracker

The XRP ETF Tracker at xrplanalytics.io/app/etf aggregates AUM, XRP holdings, and fund flow data across all known XRP exchange-traded products globally. ETF/ETP data is updated daily.

Total tracked AUM: approximately $3.3 billion USD. Total XRP locked across all products: approximately 1.3 billion XRP (as of Q2 2026).

14 Tracked Products

The tracker covers 14 products across three categories:

Tabs & Flow Periods

Four tabs filter the product table: All, US Spot, EU ETP, and Basket. Each product row shows ticker, name, AUM (USD), XRP holdings, shares outstanding, and net fund flows.

Fund flow data is available across four time periods: 1D (yesterday), 1W (last 7 days), 1M (last 30 days), and YTD (year-to-date). Toggle between periods using the flow period selector at the top of the table.

EU ETP prices and AUM are derived values: XRP holdings are reported in XRP units, and USD value is calculated using the live XRP/USD price from the XRPL DEX. This means EU ETP AUM fluctuates with XRP price in real time, while US ETF AUM is sourced from official NAV filings which update once per trading day.

Wallet Lookup

The Wallet Lookup at xrplanalytics.io/app/address allows you to inspect any XRPL account. Enter any XRPL address (starts with "r") in the search field, or navigate directly via URL: /app/address?q=rXXXXXX...

The lookup returns the account's current state from the latest validated ledger, including:

Trust Lines

The Trust Lines tab lists all issued token trust lines held by the address. Each entry shows the token currency code, issuer, current balance, and the trust limit set by the holder. Each trust line consumes 0.2 XRP of owner reserve.

Recent Transactions

The Transactions tab shows recent on-chain activity for the address. The table includes transaction type, counterparty address, XRP or token amount, fee paid, and ledger sequence. Click any transaction hash to open it in the Ledger Explorer for full detail including all affected ledger objects.

Watchlist

The Watchlist at xrplanalytics.io/app/watchlist lets you save XRPL addresses and monitor their balances from a single view. Saved addresses are loaded each time you visit, showing live XRP balance and last activity.

🔒 The Watchlist requires a free account. Without an account, address saves cannot be persisted across sessions. Create a free account to use this feature.

To add an address: navigate to any Wallet Lookup result and click Add to Watchlist, or enter the address directly on the Watchlist page. To remove an address, click the remove icon next to it in the list.

Rich List

The Rich List at xrplanalytics.io/app/richlist shows the top XRP holders ranked by balance, along with full supply allocation and wealth distribution statistics sourced from XRPScan and Bithomp.

Supply Distribution

The page is split into three panels:

Supply figures (total, circulating, escrowed, burned) shown at the top of the Rich List are pulled from the Bithomp allocation API and update every 5 minutes.

XRP Macroscope

The XRP Macroscope at xrplanalytics.io/app/macroscope provides a bird's-eye view of the entire 100B XRP supply — where it is, who holds it, and how much is effectively in circulation.

Supply is broken into labeled segments visualized as a donut chart:

Exchange Holdings

Below the donut chart, a ranked table shows individual exchange XRP custody estimates derived from the XRPScan rich list. Exchanges are identified by service label (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitstamp, etc.) and sorted by total XRP held. These figures represent on-chain XRP visible in exchange hot and cold wallets — not all custodied XRP may be on-chain at any given time.

Macroscope data is cached for 5 minutes. Allocation figures are sourced from Bithomp; exchange breakdown is derived from the XRPScan top-10K address list.

Creating an Account

A free account is required only for the Watchlist. All analytics features are available without signing in. To create an account:

  1. Click Sign In in the app navigation bar
  2. Select the Create Account tab
  3. Enter your email address and a password (minimum 8 characters)
  4. Click Create Account

You will be signed in immediately. No email verification step is currently required (beta), though this may change in a future release.

Security & Sessions

XRPLAnalytics uses the following security practices for account authentication:

See the Privacy Policy and Security page for full details on data handling and credential storage.

FAQ

How current is the data on each page?

Data freshness varies by feature:

Why does the Reserve show "1 XRP base + 0.2 XRP per object"?

The XRPL requires every funded account to hold a minimum XRP balance as a spam deterrent and to cover ledger state storage. The base reserve is 1 XRP (reduced from 10 XRP by a November 2024 network amendment). Each additional object an account owns — such as a trust line, open offer, or escrow contract — adds a further 0.2 XRP owner reserve. This XRP is not spendable until the objects are removed.

How are EU ETP prices calculated?

EU-listed ETPs report their XRP holdings in XRP units, not USD. XRPLAnalytics calculates USD AUM for EU ETPs by multiplying the reported XRP holdings by the live XRP/USD price sourced from the XRPL DEX order book. This means EU ETP AUM values fluctuate continuously with XRP price, unlike US ETFs which use daily NAV filings. EU ETP AUM figures should be treated as estimates.

Why does Network Activity show extrapolated data?

Full historical indexing of every ledger since genesis requires significant infrastructure. In the current beta, 24-hour volume figures are extrapolated by multiplying a live sample of recent ledgers across the expected 24-hour ledger count. This is a reasonable approximation but will be replaced by full historical charting in a future update.

Is this data accurate enough for trading decisions?

XRPLAnalytics is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Data is sourced directly from public XRPL validator nodes and is as accurate as those nodes report, but no warranty is made on completeness or timeliness. Do not make financial decisions based solely on this data. See our Terms of Service.

Can I use the API for my own app?

Yes — all public endpoints are free and open. See the API Reference for full documentation. For commercial use or higher rate limits, contact [email protected].

How do I report a bug or data issue?

Email [email protected] with the page URL, what you expected to see, and what you actually saw. Screenshots are helpful.

Why can't I find a specific token in the Token Explorer?

XRPLAnalytics maintains a curated token index. If a token is not listed, you can still query it directly via the API using its currency code and issuer address. To request a token be added to the curated list, email support.