Flare has connected its yield infrastructure to D’CENT hardware wallets for XRP holders. The update allows users to earn yield while keeping assets in self-custody. The network also introduced the XRP Alliance to unify services for XRP management and earning.
Flare has integrated its yield system with D’CENT’s biometric hardware wallet platform. As a result, users can access XRP yield vaults without leaving their secure device. The setup removes the need for new wallets or additional blockchain navigation.
The integration allows users to deposit XRP and earn returns directly in XRP. Flare uses its FAssets system to convert XRP into FXRP for DeFi use. At the same time, Smart Accounts simplify gas management and transaction processes.
Flare stated that Smart Accounts reduce friction for new users entering DeFi. The system hides complex steps like gas fees and chain switching. This design supports smoother onboarding for first-time participants.
Flare launched the XRP Alliance alongside the wallet integration. The group connects projects across the XRP Ledger ecosystem. It aims to provide a single interface for managing, swapping, and earning XRP.
The alliance supports users who prefer hardware wallets for security. It brings together services that operate within the XRPL ecosystem. This approach reduces the need for multiple platforms or accounts.
The earnXRP vault serves as the primary product in this rollout. It was developed through a partnership between Flare, Upshift, and Clearstar. The vault reached its 25 million XRP cap within one week.
Flare reported that more than 5,400 users joined the earnXRP vault. Around 98% of these users were new to DeFi platforms. This data highlights early user engagement with the product.
The vault currently offers about 3.4% APY in XRP. Users receive returns without converting their assets into other tokens. Early participants also benefited from waived fees during the first 30 days.
Flare confirmed that users maintain control of their assets during the process. However, the system still relies on smart contracts and DeFi strategies. These elements introduce operational risks tied to the underlying infrastructure.
FAssets convert XRP into FXRP, which interacts with DeFi protocols. This process depends on smart contract execution within the Flare network. Any technical failure could affect asset performance or accessibility.
Flare emphasized that self-custody remains a core feature of the system. Users do not transfer ownership to centralized platforms. Instead, they interact with decentralized infrastructure through their hardware wallet.
The XRP Alliance will continue expanding integrations with XRPL projects. Flare plans to add more tools for asset management and yield strategies. The network has not announced a timeline for future updates.
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