Robert @XamanWallet

Over the past year, Xaman processed over $6 billion in on-chain $XRP payments—a volume that’s almost 7x greater than what the XRPL DEX fostered in 2024 alone. This isn’t just a statistic; it’s a testament to Xaman’s role as the heartbeat of the XRP ecosystem, keeping $XRP safe.

Exciting times ahead, big DeFi tools coming inside @XamanWallet and on bigger form factors.

$XRP self-custody is the answer.

Self-custody is freedom. The price of that freedom is responsibility XRPL is under a heavy scam wave right now. Fake support, fake airdrops, fake NFTs, fake everything Use in-app @XamanWallet support! If you didn't initiate a transaction, don't engage with it Stay sharp 🫡

@natysfit @XamanWallet It means that tools that make trading more efficient and accessible on the XRP Ledger will be available soon.

@robertkiuru @XamanWallet Porfavor, Podría explicar eso que significa exactamente para la gente normal que tenemos un poco de xrp en Xaman? Gracias

Swapping on the XRPL is about to get cheaper and more efficient. Smart order routing that leverages the best parts of the existing technology to the max. Coming to every @XamanWallet user very soon.

Good thoughts, What you’ve highlighted is in place, any incoming NFT offer having a significant impact on balance sees another very red very big warning that your balance will be impacted by this are you sure you want to proceed. Also second-confirmations for incoming NFTs have been added a long-long time ago. Same goes for simulated outcomes, very clearly displayed whats out whats in. So in reality whats left as an option is just disabling NFTs as a whole which is not something we will do as it goes against the ethos of self-custody and freedom.

Yes, I completely agree. You'd think someone holding that much XRP would be deeply familiar with the XRP Ledger, including its tools, transaction types, and common attack vectors. So honestly, it is surprising and tragic that they still fell victim to a scam. To add context for others: in many NFT-related scams on the XRP Ledger, the attacker crafts a malicious NFT sell or transfer offer. When the victim signs what looks like a routine approval (like accepting an offer or listing an NFT), they're actually signing a transaction that gives the attacker permission to withdraw all assets associated with that signer, not just the NFT. Some of these malicious offers include hidden clawback or trustline-setup rights, which can drain the wallet in one move. That's why even experienced holders get caught, because the malicious transaction is disguised as a legitimate NFT action, and signing it doesn't trigger a separate "send all funds" confirmation in many wallets. @JoeyWallet @XamanWallet , wallets absolutely need better safeguards. For any transaction that triggers a large transfer (above a user-defined threshold, for example) or an approval with broad privileges like setting a suspicious trustline or clawback, wallets should: Flag the risk clearly, not with technical jargon, but plain language like "This transaction could allow a third party to move most or all of your funds." Require a second confirmation, especially if the operation involves an NFT offer, an unknown counterparty, or a rarely used transaction type (like NFTokenAcceptOffer combined with unexpected payment paths). Show a simulation of the exact outcome, including which assets will leave your wallet and who will receive them. Until wallets implement these features, the best defense is to never sign an NFT offer from an untrusted source and to always double-check the transaction details using a tool like @xrpscan or @bithomp before signing.

@QuilinusMaya @XamanWallet @BenjaminChhn This is a scammer. Our employees dont offer support on social media, we offer support in-app for safety reasons.

@XamanWallet @XamanWallet is this account working with you[ @BenjaminChhn ]? Because he is trying to help me in my DMs

Self-custody = Freedom Be in control of your ripple:native

Buiding real, tangible solutions on top of blockchain technology is a lot less about technology, and a lot more about relationships. Getting things done: making real things happen. With a solid foundation, code, composability, technology in place, It's actually more about working with people, real businesses, real use cases. To see @TerraPay, @Coopbankoromia and @Quantoz deploy on @XahauNetwork to enable blockchain based settlement, leverage modern stellement infrastructure, is why I love contributing to the tech in this space.

@GAFO888 @XamanWallet Very much in the pipeline. Technically built out - working on getting XRPL move involved in the flow of card settlements itself.

@robertkiuru @XamanWallet Any status regarding cards ? Cancelled ?

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Every day, we build for a more secure self-custodial experience around the $XRP Ledger. No shortcuts, ever.

$XRP Self-custody = Freedom.

Ilorin showed up and showed out. 650+ registrations, 100+ Xaman wallets activated, 400+ people in one room, learning, connecting, and getting onboarded into the XRPL ecosystem in real time. From first-time explorers to experienced builders, the energy was intentional. Wallets were activated, questions were asked, and real conversations shaped new possibilities. This wasn’t just a tour stop, it was a clear sign that XRPL in Africa is growing through people who are ready to learn, engage, and build. The momentum is real. The community is getting stronger. More highlights dropping soon.👀 Stay tuned.

🇯🇵 Straight from XRP Tokyo, the "Building on the XRP Ledger" panel is live. Our own @robertkiuru on innovation, user experience, and what's next for the XRPL and Xaman. Together with: @ja_akinyele (RippleX), @panosmek (Anodos) and @xmoonkie (XRP Cafe). youtube.com/watch?v=Dan5Gf…

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@RealLATrader @RippleXDev @XamanWallet We monetized Xaman more than a year ago. And again the fee is displayed very clearly before you sign a transaction. We opted for transparency as that is the ethos of self-custody.

Robert- I understand the position you are speaking to me from as an employee of Xaman You've got a great product. I've promoted your product from the beginning and used it since the initial launch as XUMM I had a XUMM Pro license back then to support the cause I helped promote your transition to Xaman All good However, you said: "On another note that high-value fee has helped us keep your investment safe for that decade. Not a single security incident, ever." Ok but you know what? You did not ask me about this fee. You forced this on me. If you had asked, I would have said no thank you and went elsewhere Because a percentage network fee for private XRP wallet transactions on the XRP ledger is absolutely 100% wrong And keeping track of how much XRP I am transferring is also wrong. I don't want a wallet provider spying on my bags and transactions I hope you eventually flash a lightbulb over your head and realize these things are very wrong There are other ways to make money and you absolutely will not be able to roll this gas fee thing back if you keep moving forward with it x.com/robertkiuru/st…

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The vast majority of revenue comes from trading fees. And I really want to emphasise here again it’s a service fee for using Xaman, not a network fee as that would mean Xaman = XRPL. On another note that high-value fee has helped us keep your investment safe for that decade. Not a single security incident, ever. Minimal downtime, building innovative solutions and going the extra distance when it coms to security and offering a feature complete experience. I am extremely grateful that you’ve been and are a supporter of ours and I hope that is the case for years to come as it seems you understand our efforts and why they are necessary.

Robert, let's just address the business elephant in the room You have a lot of development efforts, growth, expansion and product offerings emerging You have a ton of retail XRP wallet holders You have a lot of overhead costs both opex and capex You had a bright idea to finance business growth and overhead by "taxing" larger XRP wallet holders because you saw that as a large potential cash cow So you did the forbidden thing. You tapped into this cash cow of thousands of loyal XRP fam using Xaman and slapped a percentage wallet transaction fee on them Except you know what? That is really unethical and an absolute fail for you to do this to thousands of long time XRP wallet holders who trust your product ICYMI: We hold XRP specifically because we DO NOT want to pay network % gas fees And here you come with the % gas fee And imagine my surprise when doing a simple native wallet transfer I get hit with a 55 xrp "network fee", having held that XRP with you for almost a decade And then when I complained via support, your response was 'read the fine print' and 'go use someone else's subpar product'. And I was not impolite to you in my request So you are telling me and every other XRP holder, if YOU think we have "too much XRP" to transfer it is perfectly fine for you to TAX US A PERCENTAGE on that private transfer. What business is it of yours if I move 1 XRP or 1,000,000 XRP It's none of your business. At all. No one should be held financially hostage to Xaman because they are doing "high value" transactions I am still waiting for you to give me an explanation of what "high value" means and your qualification of these value benchmarks. It sounds like complete BS to me There's really no way you can spin this as anything but enforcing a gas fee onto a non-gas-fee ledger, and taking advantage of your core wallet holder customer base to help fund everything else you are doing And yes, it is literally a GAS FEE by your exact use case and implementation I don't think I am the only XRP holder who will be outraged by being forced to pay a percentage fee for a simple native wallet transfer on an open source no-fee (less than 00001) ledger

@HousenHarry @XamanWallet Hey, for security reasons please use our in app “Xaman Support” xApp.

@XamanWallet I have a question about your xaman cards that you offer.

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