Abstract
XRBitcoinCash (XRBC) is an issued token on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). It uses standard XRPL trust line, DEX, and AMM features and is intended as a tradable building block inside the XRBC ecosystem. XRBC is not sold as an investment, does not represent equity or debt, and does not promise profits, yields, or rights in any entity.
This document defines verifiable on-ledger parameters, routing behavior, and risk characteristics. It is technical and informational only and must be read with the Terms of Use and Policy & Security.
XRPL integration and protocol alignment
XRBC does not change XRPL consensus. It relies on existing XRPL features:
- Issued currencies via trust lines between holder and issuer.
- Native order books via
OfferCreate/OfferCanceland queries such asbook_offers. - AMM pools and quotes via
amm_infowhere pools exist. - Pathfinding via
ripple_path_findfor multi-hop routes.
All routing is subject to XRPL’s rules. Interfaces built by XRBitcoinCash only assemble transactions for review in compatible wallets and do not override wallet-side verification.
Token parameters and verification
Always verify the issuer, currency code, and domain via trusted XRPL explorers or direct RPC before establishing trust lines or routing through any interface.
These links are provided for convenience to XRPL-based interfaces. They do not imply custody, guarantee of liquidity, endorsement of third parties, or an offer or solicitation.
Market structure and routing model
XRBC is intended to route using standard XRPL mechanics:
- Trust lines. A holder must create an XRBC trust line to the issuer before receiving or trading XRBC.
- Order books. XRBC/XRP and other pairs operate via standard offers; transparency comes from public order books.
- AMM pools. Where XRBC AMM pools are created, pricing is driven by XRPL’s AMM formula; reserves and fees are queryable on-ledger.
- Pathfinding. Multi-hop swaps use XRPL pathfinding, subject to explicit send-max or minimum-amount parameters chosen by the user or interface.
XRBC tools should expose route details and slippage parameters before signing. End-users retain full control to reject any transaction in their wallet.
Security model and implementation posture
- Non-custodial. XRBitcoinCash interfaces do not request seed phrases or private keys.
- Wallet-gated signing. Transactions are constructed client-side and signed in XRPL wallets such as Xaman or others chosen by the user.
- On-ledger verification. Token configuration, trust lines, offers, pools, and memos exist on XRPL and are independently auditable.
- Open endpoints. Only HTTPS/WSS endpoints documented on xrbitcoincash.com should be treated as official.
- AI and automation. Automated analysis may be used to review code or flows. Automated checks reduce some risks but are not a guarantee of completeness or correctness.
See the Policy & Security page for current details on threat modeling, reporting channels, and infrastructure dependencies.
Regulatory and classification stance
- XRBC is described as a transferable digital token on XRPL used for ecosystem access, routing, and integrations.
- XRBC is not marketed with promises of profit, passive income, or managerial efforts on which purchasers must rely.
- Holding XRBC alone does not grant equity, dividends, or governance rights in any company unless separately and explicitly documented.
- No public offering memorandum, prospectus, or registration statement is created or implied by this document.
- Participants are responsible for understanding and complying with laws in their jurisdiction, including securities, commodities, tax, and sanctions rules.
This section is a high-level statement of intent, not legal advice. For any formal determination, consult qualified counsel and applicable regulatory guidance (including U.S. and non-U.S. frameworks on digital assets and investment contracts).
Risk disclosures
- Finality. XRPL transactions are effectively irreversible once validated.
- Market risk. XRBC has no guaranteed price, floor, or liquidity. Market depth and quotes can change rapidly.
- Smart-routing risk. Pathfinding and AMM execution may differ from simple spot quotes, especially in low-liquidity conditions.
- Technical risk. Bugs or misconfigurations in third-party wallets, DEX UIs, or XRBC tools can result in loss or failed execution.
- Key management. Loss or compromise of a user’s keys or device can result in permanent loss of assets.
- Jurisdictional risk. Treatment of digital assets varies. Regulatory changes may affect how XRBC can be used or listed.
- AI and data risk. Explanations from AI systems are probabilistic. Always confirm against direct XRPL data and audited code.
Using XRBC or related tools implies acknowledgment of these risks. There is no guarantee of profit or protection from loss.
References
- XRBitcoinCash main site
- XRBC Ecosystem tools
- XRBitcoinCash Terms of Use
- XRBitcoinCash Policy & Security
- XRP Ledger Documentation
- Sologenic DEX UI
- XPMarket
- XRBitcoinCash on X
On-ledger data is the final reference. Web content and social channels are informational only.