XRP Payments

XRP payments built for real internet business.

Move beyond wallet-to-wallet transfers. Connect XRP payments to contracts, milestones, verification and settlement workflows.

Built on XRPL Verified funding Defined contract state Visible settlement
Payment Infrastructure

Sending XRP is easy. Coordinating the deal around it is the hard part.

A transaction proves value moved. It does not automatically explain which agreement it funded, what must happen next or whether the payment should be released or refunded. The application layer supplies that context.

Fast settlement

Use the XRP Ledger as the underlying rail for internet-native payments.

Ledger verification

Compare the expected payment with independently reviewable transaction activity.

Payment context

Use destination tags and memos to associate funding with the correct agreement.

Contract automation

Connect verified XRP payments to milestones, deadlines and settlement state.

How It Works

From agreement to settlement.

The exact workflow depends on the product and contract configuration, but the operating logic remains visible before funds move.

01

Agree

Define the commercial terms and the parties responsible for performance.

02

Prepare

Generate the expected destination, amount, tag and memo.

03

Pay

Submit the XRP transaction using the required payment information.

04

Verify

Match ledger activity to the agreement before activating the workflow.

05

Settle

Release, refund and route applicable fees according to contract state.

Use Cases

XRP payment workflows for people doing business online.

Freelancers & contractors

Connect XRP payments to work scope, milestones and review periods.

Internet businesses

Add structured payment verification and settlement to remote transactions.

XRPL products

Use documented infrastructure patterns for application-linked payments.

Two Products

Choose the workflow that matches the deal.

Social Escrow Platform

Trustless Network

Use contracts, milestones, workrooms, profiles and reviews for freelancers, clients and internet-native service work.

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Conditional XRPL Escrow

Enforcer

Use conditional escrow automation where release or refund depends on predefined outcomes, deadlines or settlement conditions.

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XRPL Infrastructure

The ledger handles settlement. The application handles context.

Trustless Payments connects public XRP Ledger activity to funding verification, contract state, releases, refunds and fee routing.

Proof over promises.

Funding and settlement transactions can be checked independently. Contract rules explain how the application interprets those transactions and what actions become available next.

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Related Solutions

Follow the payment problem from every angle.

Economics

Know the fee before using the system.

The applicable 5.89% platform fee is divided equally across four documented economic buckets.

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Distribution

Partners can participate in qualifying activity.

Attributed partners can receive 25% of collected platform fees from qualifying referred wallets.

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Risk & Verification

Automation reduces dependency. It does not eliminate responsibility.

Users still need clear scope, correct addresses, accurate tags and memos, realistic deadlines and evidence that matches the agreement.

FAQ

XRP Payments, explained.

Can businesses accept XRP payments?

Yes. XRP can serve as the payment rail while application logic manages contract and settlement context.

Why are destination tags and memos important?

They help associate a ledger transaction with the correct user, contract or funding instruction.

Are XRP transactions publicly verifiable?

Yes. Transaction records can be independently reviewed on the XRP Ledger.

Is an XRP payment automatically an escrow payment?

No. Escrow requires additional conditions or workflow logic governing release and refund.

Put The Rules In Writing

Structure the deal before value changes hands.

Define the parties, payment, deliverables, deadlines and settlement path—then let the agreement keep both sides on the same page.