XRP Swap (XRP)
XRP is the native coin of the XRP Ledger, an open blockchain designed for fast settlement and low transaction costs. Instead of mining, the ledger reaches agreement through a consensus protocol run by independent validators. XRP pays small transaction fees, which are destroyed rather than paid to anyone, and every account must hold a small reserve that stays locked. Addresses on the ledger start with the letter r.
People exchange XRP to move value between wallets quickly, to switch into other coins, or to reach assets on other networks. With BreezeSwap you send XRP to a one-time deposit address for your order and receive the payout directly in your wallet. No account or sign-up is required. Most exchanges take 5–30 minutes, and XRP deposits usually confirm within seconds.
XRP networks
- XRP Ledger (native, addresses start with r)
Always send on the network shown on your order page. Why it matters
Tips for sending and receiving XRP
- If you receive XRP to an account on an exchange, include the destination tag that the exchange gave you. Without it, the funds may not be credited to your account.
- If the order shows a destination tag for your deposit, you must include it in your transfer. Enter it in the tag field of your wallet, not in a note.
- A new XRP account must hold a small reserve that stays locked. Keep this in mind when you receive XRP into a brand-new wallet.
- XRP addresses start with r. Paste the full address and check the first and last characters.
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XRP exchange FAQ
It is a number that identifies the recipient within a shared XRP address, such as an exchange account. You need one when the receiving address belongs to an exchange account, but usually not for a personal wallet.
Every XRP Ledger account keeps a small reserve that stays locked while the account exists. The rest of the balance can be sent normally.
Contact support with your order ID and transaction hash. A missing tag can require manual recovery and may delay the order.