Tools for every step on XRPL.

READ FIRST — Signing places a real sell order immediately. It can sell right away if a buyer meets your price. This is not a stop-loss: it does not wait for a price drop and cannot guarantee a sale or prevent a loss.

1. Choose what to sell. Connect Xaman, then select the token balances you want to offer. Set “Amount to offer” for each selected token; it starts at your full positive balance, so reduce it if you want to sell less.
2. Set the price and what you receive. Enter the minimum amount of XRP or RLUSD you want for one token. The same price is applied to every selected token, so use separate runs when tokens need different prices.
3. Preview, then sign. Check the token, amount, minimum price and expiry. Previewing changes nothing on the ledger; each order needs its own Xaman approval. Up to 10 orders per run.

CHECK THE UNITS — Example: 100 XRBC at 0.02 XRP each requests 2 XRP for the full amount, before any applicable fees. An order may fill in parts; its remaining amount can stay open until filled, cancelled or expired.

One shared ledger, one order. Once a cancellation is validated on the XRP Ledger, that order is removed for every exchange interface using the same on-ledger order book. You do not need to visit the website where you placed it.

EACH ORDER NEEDS A SIGNATURE. “Cancel all visible” queues up to 20 separate cancellations; review and approve each one in Xaman. It stops if a cancellation fails or is rejected.

Check what remains. Only loaded orders for the connected wallet are included. Repeat after reloading if more remain. Filled trades cannot be undone. Orders held inside a custodial exchange’s own system and NFT offers are not included. Network fees still apply.

READ FIRST — You approve each conversion separately. Nothing is sold just by opening this tool or previewing the queue. Review the final “at least” amount in Xaman before signing.

1. Preview the route. The tool checks eligible balances and available conversion routes. It skips tokens with no route or an estimated output below 2 XRP or 2 RLUSD, and considers at most 20 positive balances per run.
2. Check the protected minimum. Each conversion prepares a fresh route, a maximum amount to spend and a minimum amount to receive. The preview is an estimate; the final Xaman request is what you approve.
3. Let the ledger enforce the signed limits. If changed liquidity means the signed minimum cannot be delivered within the maximum spend, the conversion fails instead of accepting less. A failed or rejected request stops the remaining queue.

Pool changes do not always block a trade. It can still complete if the signed limits are satisfied. A failed submitted transaction may still cost a network fee. Earlier completed conversions or cancellations remain completed if a later step stops.