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@@tracycampanaro9004 hi there, this video is a bit dated as XUMM has gone through several updates since (and also rebranded to Xaman). However you can tap the ○ with the "i" in it beside "Reserved" in the XRP line item. That said, RLUSD has not been issued on the ledger yet. There was a test and all that was issued was been burnt. I dont have the trustline off hand as its not been officially released. Hope this help 🍻

@@Codeward Kind thanks to you Codeward. I will check your channel out to look for more tips. I have had this wallet for awhile but have only ever sent XRP to it and lost interest for lack of knowledge on how to use it quite honestly and also forgotten whatever I did ever know 🙂time to get back into the swing of things.

Oh goodness Codeward, I have added the XRP Ledger on my Xaman app but it is asking for a password. I have all my code numbers and have all that written down but not a password. Nor can I find anywhere to create a password. Can I bother you once again for assistance with that please? And thank you in advance....again.

😂 thats one way to put it... yea this was the first video I made, didn't have any equipment or anything at the time. Goes to show what a decent mic can do

Not true, then why have BTC issued on any other chain like ETH, SOL,.. (they're still IOUs)? I can think of a few use cases for having the BTC IOU: - Trading XRP/BTC via the XRPL DEX (fast and low fees) - Faster settlement of trade/payment -> I owe buddy $720 worth of BTC*, so I trade for 0.01 BTC on XRPL and send him that. I've paid what I owe and don't have to worry about price tanking while waiting for BTC network to settle my payment (I've waited upwards of 6hrs). Then buddy can withdraw if he wishes, or convert to something else, or use it where accepted. - XRPL focused business that accepts BTC, ETH, XRP, etc.,: User makes BTC payment to business's Gatehub address, business is deposited BTC IOU. Now business can trade that for XRP, USD, USDT, or other, (for the example we'll use XRP) which can then be sent to preferred off ramp faster and cheaper than sending BTC. Edit: After thought -> IOU tokens in combination with XRPL pathfinding are also a means of providing liquidity to the network, allowing trades to be made while reducing slippage. For me personally, it's not a matter of holding BTC on the XRPL, but using of it; hence the video title: "Utilizing" Bitcoin on the XRPL[...]

No problem bud, I understand, there's scams a plenty, but glad you were able to get sorted 😎🍻

No, you'll still be able to recover using your Ledger, it just means: - your account is available in both wallets - you lose the security of knowing which wallet was compromised should anything ever happen Ledger is a cold wallet, mainly used for storage, not day to day transactions. While I trust XUMM more than Ledger personally, its a software/mobile wallet which is generally used as a "hot wallet". However, i gave up on my Ledger and just stick to XUMM personally... Just remember: Your XRP account lives on the XRP Ledger, not the wallet. The wallet is just a means to interact with your account.

I see. So is it possible to go from full access to read only? I just wanted to import from ledger to xumm in order to take part in the Evernode airdrop. I don't like the idea of having all my xrp on my phone

@@IIiiakumaiiII absolutely, tap on Settings -> Accounts -> select account -> Access Level -> Read only Ahh, just read the notice. So yea, you can import and register for the airdrop, then just switch the account to read only, or can even just remove it and then you'd just reimport whenever needed.

​@Codeward ok, thanks

Hi, I need help. I do not have a gatehub verified account with Xaman yet. I sent some Xspectar tokens to Xaman walet but never arrived. Is it because I need a verifief gatehub account? Thank you in advance

XUMM is one of the most secure software wallets going, I trust them completely. Yes, or you can on/off ramp in XUMM, but if you go via exchange then you'd just setup XUMM and create an account to deposit to

@@Codeward Thankyou, very kind, so if i had say eg Kraken exchange on my phone device, and transferred xrp from that Kraken exchange to my XUMM app/wallet I can do this from one device ie my phone, I ask because this was not shown and he transferred XRP from another device to his xumm wallet in the video,....I have a laptop which is goosed and won't download anything, but so long as I have both kraken and xumm on my mobile I can do it off one device?, sorry to sound an idiot, but tech and phones are not my field all, as you can tell, thanks for your time its very much appreciated......jk...uk

Hey there, sorry for the delay, I didn't get a notification for this... weird. To answer your question, yes, you can transfer all using one device. - First, open XUMM and copy your r-address (assuming account created, else create one). - On Kraken/Coinbase/etc., you'd log into your account, and select XRP then withdraw - When entering details, recipient would be your XUMM address, if it asks for a tag you can use 0 or any other number as it's a self-custody wallet (tag is needed to deposit to exchange). I have another video that may help, it is for CSC via Bitrue, but the principle is the same for XRP and other exchanges (Fees will differ): How to Withdraw CSC from Bitrue: ruclips.net/video/xOOVmCemfQ4/видео.html How to Deposit CSC to Bitrue: ruclips.net/video/DTltmYDDWMk/видео.html Let me know if this helps, or if you have other questions.

Hey there, which password? To open XUMM or to sign a transaction? If to open XUMM, it likely will require a reinstall of XUMM. Please be sure to have ALL your private keys in order before proceeding as each account will need to be reimported individually. If to sign a transaction, there's 2 options: 1. Try and figure out the password. You should have unlimited tries unless you set the limit in the settings (check first via: Settings->Security and make sure the "Erase Data" toggle is off, if off then just keep guessing, else see option 2). 2. Reimport the account. IMPORTANT: Please make sure you have your associated private key/seed before proceeding (this is 12/24 words, 8 groups of 6 numbers, or a string of characters starting with 's'). If you have your private key/seed, then remove the account from XUMM, and reimport using the add account option, and import existing. This will allow you to set a new password on the account. NOTE: Each XRP account has a private key/seed. Reimporting a seed/private key will restore 1 XRP account/r-address, which is the one associated to that key. Let me know if you have further questions

No problem, happy to help 😁

Hi @tyzzyo, Sorry for the delayed reply. I do intend to make a few more videos, however at the moment my laptop won't allow it due to faulty components resulting in overheating. I've recently "upgraded" my knowledge on the tangem cards, and am looking forward to putting a video together, but alas, I'm waiting for replacement parts right now..

Thank you kindly for your response! Look forward to seeing a new video when you’re up and running. I’ll wait to apply my Tangum Cards, I’d prefer to get as much info before I proceed. Thanks again! 🙏

$500.. how so? A trustline currently has a reserve of 2 XRP, which is $0.92 atm? Which you'd also have "unreserved/returned" if you removed the trustline, so it actually doesn't cost anything except the network fee to add/remove it. That said, the reserves required would adjust with market conditions, as with the update from 20/5 to 10/2 when David Schwartz iirc put the proposal to update the reserves if XRP held over $1 for a month or something like that... All it takes is a proposal, and the validators to agree (and hold their vote for 2 weeks) and the reserves would be updated to match market conditions.

@@Codeward when xrp is $100 wishful thinking

Ahhh ok, fair enough 😂 Tho now it's only $200 since the reserves were updated 😉

Hi Russ, A trust line is a line of trust added to your XRP account to interact with another currency. For example, if you add Gatehub USD, this is a trustline that you've added. Other examples could be CasinoCoin, Sologenic, ChorusX, etc. Hopefully that helps, if not, check this video here: ruclips.net/video/bN-duBTDVFc/видео.html

Hi @AJP, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, however the window to swap closed almost 2 years ago 😔 You can try contacting the team via support@casinocoin.im, although at this point I can't suggest getting your hopes up as my understanding is that the old network is no longer operational... The team and community put out notice for months leading up to and during the swap across various social media from Discord, Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, and more to alert everyone..

@Codeward i emailed CSC support. Thanks for the response i appreciate it.

Awesome! Glad I could help, hope you have an amazing day.

Hi Melvin, apologies for the delay. When you perform the account merge, an account delete takes place which costs 2 XRP and is burnt (previously it was 5 before the reserves updated). Although the video references the old reserve balances, this is explained at approx the 4:10 mark.

Hey thanks, glad it helped. So your CSC is not actually on XRPToolkit, it's stored in the the XRP account on your Ledger. XRPToolkit is just an interface to the XRP Ledger to show and interact with your account. If you want to view your assets (XRP tokens like CSC) that are stored on your Ledger, you can input your XRP address (rAbc123...) into xrpscan.com or bithomp.com. Let me know if you have any other questions :)

So even though on my ledger it only shows my xrp balance it does not show any casino coin until I go on to xrp toolkit. Is that the same for yourself?

That's correct, Ledger doesn't have support for XRPL Tokens except XRP itself, so it won't show the CSC on your Ledger, but your CSC is in the account. If you were to connect to XRPToolkit, or download XUMM (or other XRP-centric wallet) and import the account as read only (load the public key), or even load your address in XRPScan, it would show your token balances, CSC included. Sorry for the delay, I don't get notifications for comment replies.

Thank you so much for clarifying that for me and getting back to me! Have a great day.

No, the XRP Ledger is a different network than Ethereum. If you're trying to store ERC-20 tokens available in XUMM via Gatehub like GALA, USDT, etc., then you'd need to on-ramp those tokens onto the XRPL using Gatehubs Service. For more info, check out my other video about using Bitcoin on the XRPL

Hi Entimos, In order to send other tokens to your XRP account/address, you first need to add the associated trustline. If you try to send to your XRP address without the trustline, the transaction will fail. You won't lose the funds, it just won't send; you'll get a "trustline not set" error.

No question is stupid if you learn something from it 😉 That's a very good question, it would be for one of 2 reasons: 1. The order placed was done programmatically (with code), and resulted price is from division of XRP vs token quantity 2. Order was placed on a DEX UI that allows for more decimals like Sologenic which allows 12 decimals points If you're trying to add more decimal values, try using Sologenic's UI via sologenic.org/trade. You can log in with XUMM just like XRPToolkit.

@@Codeward Thanks so much, I'll give that a try. This issue has been driving me crazy for months and I couldn't find an answer on Google, the XRP Toolkit pages, or anyone that knew. You rock!

@@9squares no problem bud, glad I was able to help. Don't be afraid to reach out if you have other questions in future 🍻

No problem, glad it helped 🍻

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful

It would depend on what you're trying to achieve... If you're trying to merge an XRP account into another, then you'd send them to the account you're merging to (which would also need the associated trustline(s) to receve those tokens). If you can provide a bit more detail, I should be able to provide a better answer

@@Codeward thanks for getting back to me. I'm trying to figure out how to get some of my XRP back by deleting trustlines and exchanging my casino coin for XRP along with my code coin for XRP and any other airdrop coins.

@@WhitieInVermont ah ok, so there's a few ways to do this: 1. Using exchange function, convert tokens to XRP. 2. If doesn't let you exchange (red liquidity error), then use the dex xApp and use limit trade to convert to XRP 3. If that still doesn't work, try using the Token Trasher xApp. Just not the Token Trasher does have a charge iirc, bit it will also remove the trustline for you

@@Codeward awesome brother. Thanks so much for your help!

No problem bud, glad I could help

Glad it was helpful!

I personally trust XUMM more than I do my Ledger Nano. XRPL Labs' primary focus is security, and after using XUMM for a few years now, it's my go to wallet. If you're looking for a cold wallet solution that works with XUMM, look into Tangem cards that are offered by the XRPL Labs ( xrpl-labs.com/tangem/product ). These cards essentially are a cold wallet solution for XUMM, which would require the card to be able to transact. So even if someone got a hold of your phone and XUMM access password; they'd still need the card to sign a transaction.

Hey there, glad I could help. All XRPL tokens/coins use the XRP address, so whether shibanft, casinocoin, equilibrium, or other XRP Ledger tokens, they all use the same r-address you use for XRP (the one at the top of XUMM homescreen).

@@Codeward i see so if i enter to vanity address many shibanft appearing how to know if i will select 1 address will it successfully reflect to my account? thanks

@@marissabanatao1455 I'm not sure I quite understand... If you have a vanity address like rMarissa[...] for example, that is your address for that account. XUMM is a wallet and can hold multiple accounts, each account has its own address, so you'd need to be on the account you want to receive funds on, and use that address. Example: I have 2 accounts: rTipjar[...] & rSavings[...]. If I want funds to go to rTipjar, I'd use that address, if I want funds in ravings, I'd use that one...

No idea sorry, this is an XRPL focused channel. I don't touch XLM, so have no idea

XUMM is a non-custodial wallet, you don't need a tag to withdraw to it. What do you need a tag for? If an exchange is forcing you to use a tag to withdraw to XUMM, you can put any number, most default 0. If you're moving funds from XUMM to exchange, the exchange will provide one in the deposit info. Exchanges use tags to differentiate users and will provide one, but as you own the XRP account in XUMM, you don't need a tag unless you run code to use it for something.

I haven't looked too much into the CSV export as of yet, but it's something I've been meaning to do. I'll give it a look this weekend and see if I can provide a better answer, but taking a quick look it might that those are being filtered out via the filters tab. As mentioned taking a quick look, I have an account with multiple trustlines and I'm able to pull all the transactions for each, including SOLO.. So not sure why you wouldn't have those coming through off hand.. If you are having issues, perhaps try reaching out to the developer XRPL365 ( twitter.com/xrpl365/ )

If you have the CORE trustline added, then the receiving address is your XRP address, like in the video for CSC. Your XRP r-address in XUMM is the address used for receiving all XRPL tokens, not just XRP. So if you're sending an XRPL token to your XUMM wallet, whether CSC, SOLO, CORE, CX1 or others, it's always the r-address you would use.

@@Codeward thank you it’s working I was confused because I thought that each token will have different address

Depends on the type of cyber attack. The XUMM/XRPLLabs team make security their top priority, so XUMM is one the most secure software wallets out there, it would take an immense skillset to be able to extract keys. That being said, cold storage is still more secure. Going from least to most secure (in terms of cyber attack): - Browser extension wallets (MetaMask) - Software wallets (phone apps) - Hardware wallets - Airgapped wallets (no access to internet) Further more, to explain better: Your XRP account lives on the XRP Ledger, not actually in any wallet. Wallets just house your keys which give you the ability to sign transactions, so your keys are the most important thing.

The Account Merge is pretty straight forward; however I may have over explained things a bit, but essentially its: 1. Remove any trustlines/obligations from the account you want to delete 2. Open Account Merge xApp 3. Select and sign the account you want to delete 4. Select and sign the account the funds will go to 5. Sign the Account Delete Transaction 6. Removed deleted account from XUMM (optional, but recommended) If you have any questions or need help, let me know

@@Codeward thank you I will try again I was afraid to use simply “remove account” option now I just need to follow through with it

@@TomSkyNet understood, its nerve racking the first time, but in the worst case scenario, as long as you have the recovery keys/seed, you can still restore the account if its been removed from XUMM, and reactivated by sending funds to it. If you get stuck or have questions, feel free to reach out.

@@Codeward thank you I just got message upon selecting the account to be deleted that it can’t be deleted as I have pending items etc oh well probably it’s my sologenic dex linked to it which needs be deleted thank you 🙏

Ah ok yea, if there's any open obligations (any open trades, NFT tokens, trustlines or anything like that) they have to be removed before being able to delete/merge accounts. Sorry for the delay, I didn't get a notification for your last comment here

Which hardware wallet are you trying to move to? - D'Cent offers native support for XRPL tokens - Ledger Nano doesn't support natively, however connecting to XRPToolkit will solve this: ruclips.net/video/ro9mWrH96as/видео.html - Trezor and other non-supporting wallets: Import the account into XUMM, add the trustline (if applicable), move funds, then remove the account from XUMM.

XUMM doesn't have a way to extract the seed or mnemonic for security reasons; this is given when you set up an account in XUMM. Each XRP account has it's own seed/mnemonic. If it was created in XUMM, it would be 8 groups of 6 numbers, labeled A-H. Other wallets like Ledger, Trezor, etc, use 12/24 word mnemonics depending. Whichever wallet you use, these should be written down at the time the wallet is created and stored in a safe place. If not, you risk losing access to your account if your device is lost or damaged. If you've lost, or misplaced your keys and still have access to the account, I would suggest making a new account, writing down the seed/mnemonic, and moving the funds over. XUMM has an Account Merge xApp that will allow you to merge 2 accounts and recover a portion of the account reserve.

Hey there, sorry for the delayed reply. If you're sending from an exchange to XUMM, then no destination tag is required. If they force one, just put 0 or some other number (it won't affect things for personal wallets). The only time a destination tag is required is sending funds to an exchange, then you don't want to forget it.. Security is XRPLLabs top priority, as such yes it is safe. There's no way to extract your seed phrase or anything from the wallet, admittedly I trust XUMM more than I do Ledger.. but that's just my personal opinion

Hey no problem, there's a couple ways to achieve this: 1. Convert Gatehub IOU -> XRP -> Bitstamp IOU 2. Using the pathfinder xApp, I believe you can convert one for the other, which basically follows the path of option 1

No problem, glad you found it helpful 🍻

Hey glad you found it helpful :) Actually it's pronounced "Sum" like a sum of money, tho I still mispronounce it often calling it "Zum"

You can do this 2 ways: 1. Read Only: Enter your address/public key (r1ba2c3...) into the account recovery section for read only access for monitoring 2. Full Access: In account recovery, use your 12/24 words in XUMM to import the account. (Not recommend as this negates the point of using the Ledger) Let me know if this helps.

XUMM is a mobile only wallet, yes. You can load it on a phone, or tablet/iPad.

Too late? I'm not sure what you mean... XUMM is a software wallet, there's no time constraints on sending or receiving assets to/from the wallet..

Transferring your XRP from an exchange to XUMM is safer than storing it on an exchange, yes. XUMM is one of the most secure software wallets, paired with a Tangem card as a cold storage solution you have an all in one package: - Account tracking & management via XUMM - Sign transactions using Tangem card (cold wallet solution for XUMM) While I have I have Tangem cards for cold storage, I honestly don't use them (haven't even set them up), personally I trust XUMM & the XRPLLabs team as security is the top priority in their development.

Hi Spartachris, I believe I just replied via Twitter, however if not: Sorry for the delay, so from the sounds of it, you had a second address that was created separate from the swap account. Was that account created in XUMM or imported from the old CSC wallet as well? If it was created in XUMM, then you should have a recovery key for that account which XUMM uses 8 groups of 6 numbers (A-H). The with XUMM wallet holding multiple XRP accounts, each account has it's own recovery key/words. So when you recover, you need to recover each account individually.

Destination tag is used by exchanges to determine the user/account; whereas the memo field is a message field, so I can send you XRP and put "Thanks for everything"

@@Codeward thanks for the prompt response

XUMM doesn't have a direct on/off ramp (yet), XRPLLabs is working on one starting in the Netherlands. Currently the best options are: - Transfer to an exchange with offrakp capabilities - Connect a Gatehub account and off ramp through GH (I have a video that goes over this called "importing your Gatehub account into XUMM")

I'm aware. This video was put out right before the reserve update, I would need to edit and upload it as a new video for the correction and would result in a broken link for many folk who share this existing video

Oh! Yea, don't do that, the trustline address is blackholed and you'd lose your funds if you sent there... glad you got it sorted out.

You can edit it with xrptoolkit.com, otherwise you can also do so using xrpl.services, I have another video based on trustlines and assets where I show this, iirc

@@Codeward thanks

You can have multiple XRP accounts in XUMM. Tbh, I'm not sure if there's a limit to the number of accounts, I have 5 or so..

It allows you to interact with different tokens on the XRPL like Sologenic, CasinoCoin, and others. Without the trustline you can't use/store these tokens.