Paste any public XRP Ledger address. We read the public ledger and explain what we see in plain English: your reserve, trust lines, security settings, and recent activity.
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Report a scam →Validators vote on amendments. One that holds 80% support for two weeks activates. Here’s the live tally in plain English.
The nuts and bolts behind the health check, in under a minute each.
Every account must hold a small amount of XRP that it can’t send: a base reserve, plus a bit more for each object it owns (trust lines, offers, and so on). Remove objects you don’t need to free that XRP back up.
Current: base 1 XRP + 0.2 XRP per objectTo hold a token, you opt in with a trust line to its issuer. Each line counts toward your reserve. A line you didn’t add yourself, or a token you don’t recognize, is a reason to slow down. Don’t interact with it.
Tip: zero-balance lines can be removedExchanges often share one address for many customers. The destination tag tells them which account is yours. Forget it, and your deposit can get stuck while support sorts it out. Always copy both.
Flag: RequireDestTagAn account can authorize a second “regular” key, or a list of co-signers, to sign for it. These are powerful security tools. If one appears that you didn’t set up, someone else may be able to move your funds.
Check: SetRegularKey · SignerListSet