Snapshot only. XRPL liquidity, offers, paths, balances, fees, and trustline states can change after the displayed ledger closes.
No global-best claim. A displayed path is the strongest observed candidate among the methods successfully measured at the pinned ledger for the selected priority—not a guarantee of the best possible route.
Heuristic reference bands. The published bands are local educational thresholds, not live measurements of BTC, XRP, ETH, centralized exchanges, or a formal industry benchmark. Unknown values remain unknown.
Public-ledger analysis. Public wallet searches read XRPL account and trustline data only after the user presses a load button. At most 75 positive trustline balances are displayed per load.
Gate enforcement boundary. The 400 XRBC check in this standalone page controls browser interface access. Tamper-resistant production enforcement requires a server-issued nonce, wallet signature, short-lived session, and a fresh server-side balance check before protected API responses.
Non-custodial gate. The website does not receive, lock, burn, escrow, or control XRBC. Users may sell their XRBC and allow access to relock.
Verify Xaman. Check Mainnet, account, issuer, currency, amounts, SendMax, DeliverMin, paths, and the six-digit code before signing. Value Path itself never prepares an analyzed trade.
Evidence export. The local JSON file records the displayed snapshot and settings. Its SHA-256 digest detects later byte changes; it is not a digital signature, proof of origin, or proof that execution occurred.
No investment advice. This tool does not predict price, guarantee execution, guarantee profit, or recommend buying or selling any asset.