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How do I transfer XRP to my Coinbase wallet?

Coinbase now supports XRP trading and storage, but ensure your wallet is set up correctly to avoid irreversible transfers.

Jun 16, 2025 at 04:57 pm

Understanding the Basics of XRP and Coinbase Compatibility

Before initiating any transfer, it’s essential to confirm whether Coinbase supports XRP. As of recent updates, Coinbase has resumed offering XRP trading services on its platform after a period of uncertainty due to legal issues involving Ripple Labs. However, availability may vary depending on your region and the specific Coinbase product you're using (e.g., Coinbase Exchange vs. Coinbase Wallet).

Coinbase Wallet, which is a self-custodial wallet, allows users to store various cryptocurrencies, including XRP, as long as they manually add the asset. If XRP isn't listed by default, users can import it via token addresses or custom tokens. This distinction is crucial because transferring XRP to a wallet that doesn’t support it could result in permanent loss.

Preparing Your XRP for Transfer

If you're looking to move XRP from another exchange or wallet to your Coinbase wallet, ensure that you have access to both accounts. Begin by logging into the wallet or exchange where your XRP is currently held. Navigate to the Send or Withdraw section, and locate XRP among the available assets.

It's important to double-check the network protocol used for XRP transactions. XRP operates on the XRP Ledger, and transfers should be made using the correct network settings. Sending XRP over an incompatible network like Ethereum or Binance Smart Chain will likely result in irreversible loss. Confirm that the sending interface specifies the use of the XRP Ledger (XRPL) protocol before proceeding.

Setting Up Your Coinbase Wallet for XRP

To receive XRP on Coinbase Wallet, first ensure that XRP is visible in your asset list. If not, you’ll need to manually add it. Open the Coinbase Wallet app or navigate to the browser extension version. Tap on Manage Assets or go to the Settings menu to find the option to Add Custom Token.

In the custom token section, search for XRP. If it doesn’t appear automatically, you may need to enter details manually. For XRP, no contract address is required since it’s a native coin on its own blockchain. Make sure the network is set to XRP Ledger. Once added, your wallet will now display XRP in the list of supported assets, ready to receive funds.

Generating the Correct Receive Address

Open the Coinbase Wallet app and select XRP from your asset list. Tap on the Receive button to generate your wallet address. This will display a QR code and a string of alphanumeric characters representing your public key.

Ensure that you are viewing the address under the XRP Ledger network. Some wallets allow switching between networks, so verify this carefully. It’s also advisable to copy the address directly rather than typing it manually to avoid typos. Any mistake in the recipient address could lead to permanent loss of funds.

Initiating the XRP Transfer

Return to the sending platform where your XRP is stored. Paste the copied Coinbase Wallet address into the Recipient Address field. Select XRP as the cryptocurrency you’re sending and specify the amount you wish to transfer.

A critical detail when sending XRP is the minimum reserve requirement enforced by the XRP Ledger. Every XRP wallet must hold a minimum of 20 XRP to activate the account. If your Coinbase Wallet doesn’t already contain 20 XRP, the network will reject the transaction. Additionally, there will be a small transaction fee, usually around 0.00001 XRP, deducted from your balance.

After confirming all details, proceed with the send command. You'll typically receive a transaction ID (hash) to track the progress. Wait a few minutes while the network confirms the transfer. Use an XRP block explorer like xrpscan.com to check the status if needed.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I transfer XRP to a Coinbase Exchange account instead of Coinbase Wallet?

Yes, Coinbase Exchange supports XRP deposits and withdrawals. However, ensure that you're using the correct deposit address provided by Coinbase Exchange and that the network selected is XRP Ledger to prevent fund loss.

Q: What happens if I send XRP to an Ethereum-compatible wallet on Coinbase?

Sending XRP to an Ethereum-based address will result in the loss of those funds. Always verify that the receiving wallet supports XRP and uses the XRP Ledger network.

Q: Is there a fee for receiving XRP on Coinbase Wallet?

Receiving XRP incurs no direct fee on Coinbase Wallet. However, the XRP Ledger requires a small transaction fee (usually about 0.00001 XRP) paid by the sender during the transfer process.

Q: Why can’t I see XRP in my Coinbase Wallet even after adding it?

If XRP does not appear after attempting to add it, try restarting the Coinbase Wallet app or clearing the cache. Also, ensure you're using the latest version of the app or browser extension.

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