Current ledger
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Validated on public XRPL
XRPL · Non-custodial
Trust lines, reserves, and risk — before you sign.
Look up is free: paste any classic address to preview trust lines and locked reserve. Sign TrustSet when you are ready to close empty lines yourself — non-custodial, no seed prompts.
Preview any account free → Sign TrustSet only to close lines and free XRP locked by empty lines.
Base reserve
1 XRP
Account floor (live)
Inc. reserve
0.2 XRP
Per owned object
Why it matters
Empty lines cost
Close zero-balance lines to free incremental reserve
Reserve drag
~1.4 XRP
Typical freeable reserve from a handful of empty trust lines — using live incremental reserve from the network.
01 — Noise
Empty lines still cost XRP
Each owned ledger object raises your owner reserve. Zero-balance IOUs look harmless but keep incremental reserve locked until you close them with a TrustSet.
02 — Signal
See freeze flags before you act
Manager and Risk surface freeze state next to balance and limit — so frozen balances and noisy issuers are visible before you touch a line.
03 — Free
Close noise, reclaim reserve
Cleaner estimates freeable XRP from empty lines. You sign every close in your wallet — XRPline never holds keys or seeds.
Three views. One account.
Scan an address free to browse. Sign TrustSet when you want Cleaner closes — each signed TrustSet can free incremental reserve.
Manager
Full trust line table: currency, issuer, balance, limit, flags — explorer clarity on your lines.
- Live line list
- Issuer + limit
- Free address lookup
Cleaner
Zero-balance candidates and estimated freeable XRP. Closing needs your wallet signature.
- Empty-line filter
- Freeable estimate
- Sign TrustSet
Risk
Freeze / empty heuristics only — not investment advice. Verify issuers yourself.
- Freeze flags
- Empty noise
- You decide
Ready to free locked reserve?
Lookup stays free. Sign TrustSet only when you want to close lines.
How it works
Three steps. No custody. No seed prompts.
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Open the app
Launch XRPline or paste a public classic address for a read-only view.
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Review lines
Scan empty lines and freeable reserve on the Cleaner tab.
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Sign closes
Approve TrustSet in your wallet — Xaman, Ledger, GemWallet, Crossmark, and more.
Built for clarity, not custody
Account and trust-line reads are grounded in public XRPL data and XRPSCAN API responses. Writes require your wallet signature. Publisher: XRPline (independent of Ripple Labs).
Public data sources
We document how Manager, Cleaner, and Risk are derived — see Methodology.
You sign every write
Closing a trust line is a TrustSet you confirm in your wallet. We never ask for a seed or private key.
Who we are
Independent product on xrpline.app. About XRPline · Security.
Learn the protocol surface
Intent landings, guides, glossary, and problem pages — answer-first for search and AI citation — then open the app.
FAQ
Short answers first — full detail in Docs and Glossary.
What is an XRPL trust line?
Permission on the XRP Ledger to hold a specific issued token from a specific issuer. No line → inbound IOU payments fail (tecNO_LINE).
How much XRP does an empty trust line lock?
Most trust lines count toward owner reserve. The app reads live incremental reserve from the public ledger (often ~0.2 XRP per object after late-2024 reductions — confirm live values).
Does XRPline custody funds?
No. Non-custodial. You sign TrustSet transactions in your wallet. We never request a seed or private key.
Where does account data come from?
Public XRPL nodes and XRPSCAN API for account/trust-line surfaces used by the app. See Methodology.
Is XRPline affiliated with Ripple Labs?
No. Independent tool for the open XRP Ledger. See XRP vs XRPL vs Ripple.