Everything you need before you tap Connect.

Xaman (formerly Xumm) is a free, self-custody wallet app for the XRP Ledger. "Self-custody" means exactly what it sounds like: only you hold the keys, and no company — including us — can access what's inside. Think of it like a banking app that only works for you, with no bank behind it.

Already have Xaman set up with some XRP in it? Skip straight to Step 1.

On the app, tap "Connect to Xaman." This opens Xaman — either directly if you're on your phone, or via a QR code you scan with the Xaman app if you're on a computer.

Approving this only shares your public wallet address with the app. It does not move any funds and does not expose any private key.

Connect Wallet

Connect Xaman to begin.

Connect to Xaman

Next, you'll be asked to approve a one-time "Sign In" request in Xaman. This proves you actually control the wallet you just connected, before anything else can happen.

This step doesn't cost any XRP and doesn't move or expose any funds — it's a signature, not a transaction.

Enter how much XRP you want to allocate as trading margin — the amount the strategy will size its grid against. The minimum is 5 XRP. You can tap MAX to fill in the largest amount your wallet can currently spare.

This isn't sent anywhere yet — you're just setting the number before the next step.

Activating shows you two separate keys, one right after the other, each with its own distinct job later on. They are not interchangeable — mixing them up is the one mistake that can cost you real time in a recovery situation, so this section explains each one clearly.

Neither key is ever sent to us or stored on our servers by default, and we have no way to reconstruct either one if it's lost. Both are also what let you withdraw independently at any time, even if our servers are ever unreachable — treat each one exactly like a hardware wallet's seed phrase:

• Write each one down separately, clearly labeled so you never confuse which is which — on paper, or in a proper password manager. Never a screenshot, never a cloud note, never a chat message to yourself.
• Never share either one with anyone, including anyone claiming to be from our support team. We will never ask for either.
• Store both somewhere only you can access.

Xaman opens once more, this time asking you to sign an actual payment — sending the margin amount you chose in Step 3 into your new trading wallet.

This is the only payment you personally sign in the entire setup. Everything else — creating the trading wallet, configuring its multi-key signing setup, and preparing it to hold the trading pair the strategy uses — happens automatically in the background. You don't need to approve, sign, or set up anything else yourself.

After you sign the payment, the app finishes the remaining setup on its own — this usually takes 10 to 20 seconds. You'll see a status line update as it works.

Once setup completes, four tabs appear:

Here's what that actually looks like once you're active:

From here, the strategy runs on its own. You can add more funds anytime from Settings, and withdraw or pause whenever you want — none of that requires repeating this setup.