Usage
Payments, tags, trustlines, offers, AMMs, NFTs, and how XRPL transactions execute.
Payments on XRPL
A payment can move $XRP or issued assets directly between accounts.
Destination tags and memos
Tags route deposits inside shared custody accounts. Memos carry optional transaction data.
Destination Tag
A numeric identifier exchanges commonly require.
Memo
Optional data. It isn’t the same thing as a tag.
Shared Address
One exchange account can represent many customers internally.
Receiving issued assets
Your account usually needs a trustline to the exact issuer and currency.
Order books and offers
XRPL’s DEX uses offers to exchange one asset for another.
TakerGets
What the offer creator receives.
TakerPays
What the offer creator gives.
Partial Fill
An offer can execute in pieces.
AMMs and slippage
An AMM holds two assets in a pool and prices swaps from pool balances.
Simple slippage visual
Using XRPL NFTs
NFTs move through mint, offer, accept, transfer, and burn transactions.
Mint
Create the NFT and its settings.
Offer
Create a buy or sell offer.
Accept
Execute against an offer.
Burn
Remove the NFT when authorized.
The transaction lifecycle
Every action should be understood from build to validation.
Did it click?
Answer these without guessing.
What does a destination tag do?
Does a trustline prove safety?
What should you inspect after validation?
Keep moving
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