Topic: ripple wallet? (Read 63891 times)

One of the most secure places to store your Ripple and other crypto currencies is hardware wallet.The 2 most popular hardware wallets in the cryptocurrency community are Ledger products including Ledger Blue or Ledger S Nano, and Trezor.

There are lots of wallets to Store Ripple Cryptocurrencies But there Countable secure wallets there we can store Ripple.

I knew about there are Top Four different wallet where you have store your Ripple XRP coins those are List below.

• Ledger Nano S
• CoinPayments
• Cryptonator
• Toast Wallet

These are best wallets now But if you want to know about Updated top Ripple wallets list so can follow the Detail article there you have to see an Updated wallet List of ripple wallets.

When I kept the ripple in the long-term position, I used for storage https://gatehub.net/. It's very convenient to store and withdrawal.

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I dont wanna gift my money to them, and i dont wanna give them my id and other documents, and as i know they can ban all your bills if they wants, so i dont like to have this risk, it is a not decentralised system, and if u look carefully their site, u can see who stand behind this project, big daddys who want to control the market and the whole world.

Does they take this 20 coins as a fee? Or you can use this amount? Is it possible to withdraw the whole funds frow ripple official wallet to exchanges?

You don't have a wallet there, bittrex has ripple wallet and you can trade the amount you transfer there. But to say that you have ripple wallet there is incorrect. Bittrex can at any moment trade and withdraw your coins as they are the owner of all coins wallets. Plus they can get hacked and so on. Keeping coins on exchange as a place to store your coins is very bad idea. If you trade them then it's a completely different story. 

If there has no been major changes in last 2-3 weeks, you information is incorrect.
You don't have to pay for ripple wallet. It's completely free. However in order to prevent users from creating ten or more wallets for one person, ripple has set a minimum deposit that you need to start using your wallet, which is or was at the time when I was creating (25 ripple). This was reduced from 50 ripple. It was reduced because ripple price increased. In future I believe it will be reduced or removed again when ripple price will be higher.
In short, you don't have to pay for ripple wallet, it is just a little bit more complicate to start using it and then to delete it and get your deposit.

Worst idea ever  at any moment exchange site can go bankrupt, get hacked or a million other things can happen that will affect it and you will instantly lose everything.

Keep at the exchange only what you intend to day trade or short term trade, everything else should in personal private wallet.

offline hardware wallet - nano ledger s.

Well , I want to buy some Ripple , I create one account on Binance and I think I use this exchange site to hold my XRP some months ..

I used gatehub and have problem with verification. Ripple is supported by Ledger hardware wallet. It is better to store your ripple in hardware wallet than exchanges.

Keeping Ripple is a problem. Ripple was made and it is owned by a private company.
I find it strange but you have to pay 20XRP for the wallet, which brings extra money to the company.
This is the reason why the investors keep them in the exchange's wallet.
If you trust the exchange you use, you can do it too, I don't, because they can be hacked and you can lose your money and your investment.

I keep my XRP on bittrex since I bought from there. You have a wallet there and you can trade there when you want. It is very convenient.

How about this, is it a good one?
https://multiwalletpro.com

Yeah it is pretty weird. Why don't the Ripple devs provide a wallet? So there is no way to actually hold your own private keys to your XRP?
That is bizarre.

This thread kind of makes me want to sell my Ripple (XRP) right away. I currently hold Ripple (XRP) in my Bittrex account and I was looking for the Ripple wallet when I came across this thread. I have been slowly moving my money from Ripple into Stellar (XLM) simply because the information on the website is more clearly presented, a lot more information on how the company plans to move forward, and now finally the wallet. I figured having the same founder that Ripple would have a decent wallet, seeing that Stellar's wallet is fantastic. At least this thread lets me know I wasn't crazy when I couldn't find a XRP wallet for the desktop. I still don't understand all the hype around Ripple. I waited almost a year for it to get to a dollar while all these other coins went to the moon, now it's doing the same thing at $1.00 that it did at $0.20. Up 20% by coinmarketcap and Ripple, yet it always seems to be down versus the US Dollar. Ripple just seems like another bank with some shady practices looking out more for institutions than individuals. Developing a desktop wallet for individual users would seem like a top priority to me, given the popularity of Ripple among investors. I will probably hodl on Ripple until the New Year, it just seems like a coin that banks are going to use to cut your wait time for deposit holds down from 10 business days to 5 business days, while Bitcoin and every other cryptocurrency on the market is pretty much instant. That's just my take on the whole matter.

I have been using the desktop wallet now for about 6 months it functions as you would expect and allows you to hold your XRP under your own private key. Only thing to note is they impose a 20 XRP charge to create your wallet first time.

Try ledger nano s it supports various altcoins in the market,i wont recommend to use trezor its bulky and has more price than ledger nano s.