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Production XRPL node network

Build on XRP Ledger without babysitting infrastructure.

xrplnode.app gives fintech teams managed RPC endpoints, validator telemetry, payment-path analytics, and monitoring designed for production XRP Ledger applications.

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99.982%30-day RPC uptime
42msmedian EU latency
8.7Bindexed ledger events
31edge regions

Infrastructure first, analytics close behind.

The reference had services, markets, and provider data. Here those directions become node hosting, RPC APIs, ledger analytics, payments, and monitoring.

Live ledger operations

Run applications against validated ledger data, historical transaction lookup, account activity streams, and payment-path diagnostics.

Full-history archive8.7B events
Hot ledger cache14 regions
WebSocket fanout2.8M msg/min
Compliance exportsCSV + JSON
xrplnode.app / cluster telemetry
Requests today184.6M
Successful calls99.994%
Avg ledger close3.8s
Regions online31/31

Everything a serious XRPL product needs.

Separate product modules let teams choose infrastructure, analytics, monitoring, or payment tooling without buying a giant platform all at once.

01

Managed RPC

Dedicated HTTP and WebSocket endpoints with rate tiers, failover, and regional routing.

02

Validator watch

Track amendment votes, validator drift, negative UNL events, and health alerts.

03

Payment paths

Inspect liquidity routes, trust lines, issued currencies, and failed-path reasons.

04

Ledger archive

Search historical transactions, account states, NFT events, and DEX activity.

Global routing with regional behavior.

Traffic lands near the user, falls back automatically, and stays observable at the edge.

London / EU-West42ms
Frankfurt / EU-Central46ms
New York / US-East61ms
Singapore / APAC58ms
Tokyo / APAC-North63ms
Sydney / Oceania74ms

Use cases beyond a basic node.

Designed for product teams that need reliable chain data and finance-grade reporting.

PAYMENTS

Cross-border settlement apps

Build remittance dashboards with account monitoring, destination tags, and failure analytics.

EXCHANGE

Deposit and withdrawal rails

Use indexed ledger events, hot-wallet alerts, and reconciliation exports for exchange operations.

TREASURY

Corporate wallet observability

Track balances, trust lines, exposures, and daily movement across operating accounts.

Plans that scale from prototype to production.

Static mockup pricing with realistic product packaging for the full website experience.

Builder

$49/mo
  • Shared RPC endpoint
  • 250K requests per day
  • Basic status alerts

Institution

Custom
  • Private node clusters
  • SLA and audit reports
  • Custom retention
  • Security review

XRPL engineering notes.

A blog section makes the site feel fuller and gives the product a technical voice.

Infrastructure / 8 min

Designing RPC failover for wallet traffic spikes

How regional pools, cache warmth, and request shaping keep XRP Ledger apps responsive during volatile market windows.

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Ledger data / 6 min

What to index before launching deposits

Destination tags, account roots, validated ledgers, and reconciliation exports.

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Monitoring / 5 min

Alerting on validator drift without noise

Separate transient network churn from operationally meaningful node health signals.

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Questions teams ask before switching.

Is this a wallet?

No. xrplnode.app is infrastructure and analytics for teams building wallets, exchanges, payment products, or internal financial tools.

Do you custody funds?

No. The platform provides node access, observability, and ledger data. Custody and key management stay with the customer.

Can we run private clusters?

Yes. Institution plans can use isolated clusters, custom region rules, and audit-oriented reporting.

Is the API XRP-only?

The core product focuses on XRP Ledger. Market context and reporting exports can include external price references.

Ship your XRPL product on calmer infrastructure.

Request endpoint access, review latency targets, or map a migration from self-hosted nodes.