Leading XRPL wallet Xaman confirmed that users transferred and interacted with 538,103,677 XRP between January 1 and January 11, 2026. This figure reflects robust platform engagement as XRP posted early gains this year, prompting intensified user activity. The data was shared via Xaman’s official post, citing user-driven momentum at the start of 2026.
Xaman reported that over 538 million XRP were active on its self-custodial wallet within the first 11 days of 2026. The platform emphasized its role as “the gateway to the XRP Ledger,” underlining its focus on user-controlled custody. Users entered 2026 with increasing interaction, supported by a sharp rise in XRP price during that period.
The wallet grants full control of private keys, allowing direct access to XRP Ledger features without intermediaries. This model has attracted users who prefer self-custody over centralized storage solutions. Xaman’s design lets users transact, swap, and manage assets while retaining complete ownership.
The activity surge followed XRP’s rally from $1.84 on January 1 to $2.41 by January 5, a 31% rise. The price gain triggered both profit-taking and strategic accumulation from holders. Many moved their tokens into Xaman for swaps or secure storage.
XRP’s price strong price movement prompted heightened engagement across decentralized platforms including Xaman. Some users transferred assets from centralized exchanges to Xaman to gain self-custody. Others used the platform’s swap functionality to acquire XRP in anticipation of further gains.
These movements pushed the total active XRP on Xaman above 538 million within 11 days. This early-year performance underscores increased demand for wallet-based transactions. Trading and storage activity rose in parallel with XRP’s upward momentum.
Xaman’s infrastructure supports multiple transaction types, including direct XRP transfers and cross-asset swaps. This flexibility continues to draw traders during volatile market windows. The first days of 2026 saw accelerated usage driven by these functionalities.
Flare responded to Xaman’s report, highlighting its role in expanding DeFi access for XRP holders. In October 2025, Flare integrated support for Xaman, simplifying DeFi participation through the wallet. The integration lets users mint FXRP and deploy it directly from Xaman.
Flare enables users to lock XRP into vaults and mint FXRP, a wrapped asset used across its DeFi protocols. This eliminates the need to transfer assets to centralized entities for yield generation. Instead, FXRP can be deployed into lending pools or liquidity farms.
According to Flare, users have locked 86.43 million XRP in vaults, resulting in 87.41 million FXRP minted. These figures indicate growing interest in on-chain yield solutions. The direct minting from Xaman lowers technical barriers and increases accessibility.
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