Guided learning path
XRP Ledger
Explore the XRP Ledger’s consensus, validators, DEX, AMMs, fees, reserves, identity features, and developer capabilities.
Start here
The XRP Ledger is a public, open-source blockchain built for payments and tokenized value. It uses a validator-based consensus process instead of proof-of-work and includes native features such as a decentralized exchange, escrow, payment channels, issued assets, and automated market makers.
Guide index
Guides in this path
Read in order for a structured introduction, or open the question you need answered.
- 01How To Create XRPL Token
- 02How To Run XRPL Validator
- 03How To Use XRPL DEX
- 04XRP Addresses And Keys
- 05XRP Airdrops
- 06XRP AMM
- 07XRP Burn Rate
- 08XRP Destination Tag Guide
- 09XRP Interledger Protocol
- 10XRP Ledger Explained
- 11XRP Nfts
- 12XRP Real World Assets
- 13XRP Transaction Types
- 14XRP Smart Contracts
- 15XRPL AMM Liquidity Pools
- 16XRPL Clawback Feature
- 17XRPL Consensus Mechanism
- 18XRPL Credentials DID
- 19XRPL Decentralization
- 20XRPL DEFI
- 21XRPL DEX Vs Centralized Exchange
- 22XRPL Hooks Explained
- 23XRPL Multi Purpose Tokens
- 24XRPL Oracles
- 25XRPL Payment Channels
- 26XRPL Reserves Explained
- 27XRPL Sidechains
- 28XRPL Transaction Fees
- 29XRPL Trust Lines Explained
- 30XRPL Validators