Flare · FAssets · No trusted bridge

FXRP
XRP on Flare.

FXRP is XRP moved to the Flare network through FAssets. You send XRP to a collateralized agent on the XRP Ledger, and FXRP is minted to your Flare address. Redeeming works in reverse through an agent.

No trusted bridge at minting. Payments are verified on-chain by Flare's State Connector, and agents are backed by over-collateral. Agents are still counterparties, so check the agent and the collateral before you use FXRP.

Connect a Flare wallet to hold and use FXRP · Minting and redemption go through FAssets agents

1:1
Target peg to XRP
Flare
Network (EVM)
FAssets
Issuance system
Wallet · not connected—
  1. 1Pick an available FAssets agent and note its XRP underlying address.
  2. 2Send XRP from your XRP Ledger wallet with the payment reference the agent gives you.
  3. 3After the payment is verified, FXRP is minted to your Flare address.
Amount of XRP
Estimated; fees and limits are set by the agent and FAssets
✕
XRP
XRPL
↓
You receive (before fees)
— FXRP
F
FXRP
Flare · EVM
Target peg1 XRP = 1 FXRP
RouteXRPL → agent → Flare
VerificationFlare State Connector
FeesMinting fee set by FAssets

Agent collateral and fees are shown by FAssets before you pay.

1:1
Target peg
Backed by XRP via agents
Flare
Network
EVM-compatible
No
Trusted bridge
Minting uses State Connector
Agents
Issuers
Over-collateralized

How it works

XRP to Flare
through FAssets.

FAssets brings XRP onto Flare as FXRP, using collateralized agents and on-chain verification of XRP Ledger payments.

01
Choose an agent
Agents hold collateral on Flare and accept XRP deposits. You pick one with enough collateral and a fee you accept.
02
Pay XRP on the XRP Ledger
Send XRP to the agent's underlying address with the payment reference. This is a normal XRPL payment.
03
Verification and minting
Flare's State Connector attests to the XRPL payment. FXRP is then minted to your Flare address.
04
Use FXRP on Flare
Hold, trade, lend, or provide liquidity with FXRP in Flare DeFi. Redeem back to XRP through an agent at any time.
Issuance
Agent-backed minting
Minting and redemption run through FAssets agents. Each agent is backed by collateral held on Flare, and the system uses over-collateralization.
Verification
State Connector attestations
Flare's State Connector verifies XRP Ledger payments on-chain. FTSO price feeds provide decentralized prices for the collateral.
Not a wrapped token issuer
FXRP is not cbXRP or wXRP
FXRP is a Flare FAssets token. cbXRP is Coinbase's wrapped XRP on Base, and wXRP is Hex Trust's token on Solana. They have different issuers and risks.

Safety

What to check
before you use FXRP.

There is no trusted bridge at minting, but agents, collateral, and smart contracts still carry risk.

🛡️
Agent collateral
Check the agent's collateral ratio before minting. Low collateral means less protection if the agent fails to pay.
CHECK RATIO BEFORE PAYING
🔗
State Connector
The State Connector verifies XRPL payments on Flare. Understand this dependency before relying on FXRP.
ON-CHAIN ATTESTATION
📊
FTSO price feeds
Collateral values come from decentralized price feeds. Price moves can affect how much collateral backs FXRP.
COLLATERAL DEPENDS ON PRICES
📜
Smart contract risk
FAssets and DeFi apps on Flare are smart contracts. Review audits and deployment status in official Flare sources.
AUDITS · CONTRACT RISK
⚠️
Counterfeits
Fake tokens can copy the name. Use only the FXRP address from the official Flare documentation.
VERIFY THE ADDRESS
⏳
Redemption timing
Redemption depends on the agent paying XRP. Agents may delay or fail, so plan for waiting time.
PLAN FOR DELAYS

Two networks

XRP on Flare.

FXRP lets XRP holders use Flare DeFi, while XRP stays on the XRP Ledger as the underlying asset.

💧 XRP Ledger · underlying
XRP Ledger

XRP is held on the XRP Ledger. Payments to agents are normal XRPL transactions, and redemptions pay XRP back to your XRPL address.

  • Native XRP on XRPL
  • Pay agents with a payment reference
  • Redeem FXRP back to XRP
Flare · EVM
Flare

Flare is an EVM-compatible network. FXRP is used there like other tokens, in wallets and DeFi apps that support Flare.

  • Hold FXRP in any EVM wallet
  • Use in Flare DeFi apps
  • Verified XRPL payments via State Connector

Bridge & rewards

Move FXRP between networks.

Move FXRP between XRP Ledger, Flare and Solana, and earn cashback on every transfer.

Transfer
Routes
XRPL → Flare (mint) Flare → XRPL (redeem) Flare → Solana (planned)
From
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To
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FeeSet by FAssets (planned)
Estimated timeTo be confirmed
IssuanceFAssets agents
Cashback on this transfer
0 FXRP 0.01% of volume
Rewards
Status
Accrued cashback
0.0000 FXRP
Cashback: 0.01% of each transfer volume.
Rate0.01% of transfer volume
Minimum to claim1.0000 FXRP
Claim frequencyTo be confirmed
  • No claims—

FAQ

Questions & answers

How FXRP works on Flare, how to mint and redeem it, and what to check first.

  • FXRP is XRP brought to the Flare network through FAssets. It is minted to Flare addresses against XRP that agents hold.
  • FAssets is a Flare system that issues tokens backed by assets on other chains. Minting and redemption run through collateralized agents.
  • FXRP minting does not depend on a trusted bridge operator. Payments are verified on-chain through Flare's State Connector. Agents are still counterparties, so check their collateral.
  • FXRP is on Flare, an EVM-compatible network. The XRP itself stays on the XRP Ledger as the underlying asset.
  • Choose an agent, send XRP from your XRPL wallet to the agent's underlying address with the payment reference, and wait for verification. FXRP is then minted to your Flare address.
  • Request redemption from an agent with your FXRP amount and XRPL address. The agent pays you XRP on the XRP Ledger. If the agent does not pay, FAssets has a fallback process.
  • The target is 1 FXRP for 1 XRP. The actual redemption depends on the agent paying out, so timing and fees can vary.
  • An agent is an operator that holds collateral on Flare and handles XRP deposits and redemptions for FAssets. Choose agents with enough collateral and clear fees.
  • Agents post collateral on Flare, which is larger than the FXRP they issue. If an agent fails, collateral covers redeemers. The exact ratios are set by the protocol.
  • The State Connector is a Flare system that lets smart contracts verify facts from other chains, such as XRP Ledger payments, using attestations.
  • FTSO is Flare's decentralized price oracle. Collateral values and other calculations use these price feeds.
  • Yes, to hold and use FXRP on Flare. Use an EVM wallet that supports Flare, such as MetaMask or Rabby, with the Flare network added.
  • Yes. You pay agents from an XRPL wallet, such as Xaman, Crossmark, Ledger, or GemWallet, and receive XRP on redemption.
  • Minting and redemption fees are set by FAssets and the agent. XRPL network fees also apply. Check the fees shown before you confirm.
  • It depends on XRP Ledger confirmation and the verification step on Flare. This page does not promise a specific time.
  • It depends on the agent's payment and XRPL confirmation. Plan for some waiting time and keep your XRPL address correct.
  • Minimums and lots are set by FAssets and each agent. Check the limits shown in the agent list before you pay.
  • Yes. Risks include agent failure, collateral price drops, smart contract bugs, and sending to the wrong address. Only use amounts you can afford to lose.
  • FAssets has a process for failed redemptions, and agent collateral is there to protect redeemers. Details are in the official FAssets documentation.
  • The target is 1:1 with XRP. Backing comes from XRP held by agents plus collateral on Flare. Check the current system state in official Flare sources.
  • FXRP is issued through FAssets agents on Flare. cbXRP is Coinbase's wrapped XRP on Base, minted through a Coinbase account. They are different tokens with different networks and risks.
  • FXRP is a Flare FAssets token. wXRP is issued by Hex Trust on Solana through LayerZero. Different issuers, networks, and risks.
  • Yes, in Flare DeFi apps that support FXRP. Check each app's contracts, audits, and risks before you deposit.
  • Moving FXRP to other networks, including Solana, depends on additional bridges or protocols. Check each route's issuer and risks.
  • Get the contract address from official Flare documentation and verify it on a Flare block explorer. Do not trust tokens with the same name from unknown sources.
  • Payments without the right reference may not mint FXRP automatically. Recovery depends on the protocol and agent. Always copy the reference exactly.
  • Common reasons include XRPL confirmation delays, the attestation step, or a missing payment reference. Check the transaction on the XRP Ledger and Flare explorers.
  • No, unless stated on Flare's official pages. This is an independent information page.
  • Cashback is 0.01% of each transfer volume and accrues to your rewards balance. Claims open once the balance reaches the minimum of 1.0000 FXRP.
  • No. This information is for education only. Consider your own situation and get professional advice where needed.
  • Tax rules depend on your jurisdiction and on each conversion or transfer. Consult a qualified tax professional. This page gives no tax advice.
  • Verify the agent and its collateral, the fees and limits, the official FXRP address, and the current FAssets status. Start with a small amount.

XRP on Flare.
Through FAssets.

FXRP moves XRP to Flare through collateralized agents and on-chain verification, without a trusted bridge at minting. Check the agent before you pay.

Not financial advice · Verify the FXRP address before use