Driplet
Instant payments
Send USD (RLUSD) or XRP to a friend and watch it settle on the XRP Ledger in a few seconds. Every payment comes with a ledger receipt you can check.
Money and private messages, sent instantly.
Driplet lets you send money and end-to-end encrypted messages in seconds on the XRP Ledger. You hold your keys, not us.
Testnet beta · play money only. No real money, ever, in this beta.
Encrypted chat, payments inline
Messages are encrypted on your device before they leave it. Payments, requests and collectibles appear right in the conversation.
Your own $driptag
Pick a short $driptag so friends can pay you without copying long wallet addresses. Share it with a link or a QR code.
Collectibles (NFTs)
Hold, send and accept XRP Ledger NFTs, and drop one into a chat like a sticker.
Self-custody, your way
Create a wallet that's generated and encrypted on your device, with a backup you control. Or connect a wallet you already use: Xaman, Crossmark or GemWallet. Driplet never sees your secret keys.
Driplet card Coming soon
We're working on a debit card for spending your balance. It isn't available yet. Join the waitlist to hear when it is.
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FAQ
Is it safe?
Driplet is in beta on the XRP Ledger test network, so no real money is involved. Your wallet keys are created and encrypted on your device and are never sent to our servers. Messages are end-to-end encrypted. But who paid whom, when and how much is public on the ledger, as with any public blockchain. It's beta software, so expect rough edges.
Who holds my money?
You do. Crypto balances sit in your own XRP Ledger wallet, and only your device (or your connected Xaman, Crossmark or GemWallet) can sign payments. Driplet can't move your funds. During the beta, all balances are test-network funds with no real value. Any future cash or card features would be provided through a licensed partner and will be explained before launch.
What are the fees?
The beta is free. The XRP Ledger itself charges a tiny network fee per transaction (a fraction of a cent's worth of XRP), paid in test XRP during the beta. We'll publish any Driplet fees clearly before they apply.
When is it coming to iPhone?
Driplet runs in your phone's browser today. Native iPhone and Android apps are planned, but we don't have a date yet. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know.
Is Driplet a bank?
No. Driplet is not a bank, and balances in your wallet aren't bank deposits.