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XRPL Wallet Scanner

Look up any public XRP Ledger wallet in plain English — balances, settings, tokens, payments, NFTs, offers, and more. Or jump straight to an NFT-only search. No login. No private keys. Just paste an address that starts with r.

How to use this site

Four short steps. Tap Expand when you want the details.

  1. Scan one wallet

  2. Have these wallets met?

  3. NFTs in this wallet

  4. Read the guides

Want to compare many wallets or set alerts? Open Pro — it has its own simple menu.

1. Scan one wallet

Live mainnet data

Paste any public address that starts with r. You will get a full snapshot: XRP, settings, tokens, payments, collectibles, open buy/sell orders, and anything locked or pending — explained in plain language.

Basic scan stays free. Pro tools available for charts, CSV, and share links.

2. Have these wallets met?

Meet

Enter 2 r-addresses. We look for direct payments both ways and NFT transfers / offer accepts between them when both wallets clearly appear on the same transaction.

Always keep at least 2 addresses. Empty fields are ignored on submit. Duplicates are not allowed.

3. Collectibles in this wallet

Collectibles only

Paste one address that starts with r. We only list collectibles this wallet holds right now — no full scan, no history.

Tip: This shows collectibles this wallet holds right now on the XRP network. Pictures and collection names load when available.

Scanner Pro

Separate app

Need more than a single scan? Open the Pro dashboard to compare several wallets side by side, and set alerts for large XRP moves or collectible buys.

  1. Pro dashboard

  2. Single-wallet Pro search

  3. Compare 2–20 wallets

  4. Wallet alerts

  5. Browser push notifications

  6. CSV export

  7. Saved & shareable reports

  8. Meet with 3–20 wallets

  9. Full NFT grid + XRP Cafe collection names

  10. 1 free week, then $3.99/week

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Plain-English guides

What is an r-address?

An r-address is a public wallet address on the XRP Ledger. It always starts with the letter r, like a house number that anyone can see. You can safely share your r-address so people can send you XRP or tokens. Never share your secret key, seed, or recovery phrase — that is like giving someone the keys to your house.

What is a trustline?

XRP itself does not need a trustline. Other tokens do. A trustline is you saying: “I am willing to hold this token from this issuer.” Until that line exists, the network will not deliver that token to your wallet. Always check the issuer address — the same ticker from a different issuer is a different token.

What is a reserve?

The network keeps a small amount of XRP locked so an account can stay open (base reserve) and so each extra object you own — trustline, offer, escrow, and so on — has a little owner reserve. Your total XRP balance includes that locked part; only the remainder is freely spendable.

What is an NFT on XRPL?

An NFT (non-fungible token) on the XRP Ledger is a unique digital item — think of a one-of-a-kind collectible or badge, not a pile of identical coins. Wallets can hold NFTs, mint them, or transfer them via offers. This scanner shows NFTs currently in a wallet and recent mint / offer / accept / burn activity when the public ledger provides it.