XRPL Ecosystem · Security Tool

Take Back Control of Your Wallet.

Trust lines grant token issuers access to your account through rippling. Scan your account, identify risky issuers, and revoke unused trust lines — all directly on-ledger, signed by your own wallet.

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Open-source · MIT License · Сlient-Side Only
How it Works
Three steps to secure your account.
XRP Revoke reads your account's trust lines from the ledger, classifies risk, and lets you submit revocations signed by your own wallet.
1

Connect

Connect via Xaman (Xumm), Ledger, or Bifrost Wallet. Or enter any r-address to view trust lines in read-only mode.

2

Inspect

We fetch all trust lines from the XRP Ledger and flag high-risk issuers based on rippling config, gateway reputation, and community data.

3

Revoke

Submit a TrustSet transaction with limit 0. Signed in your wallet, submitted directly to the ledger. No intermediary, no backend.

Use Cases
When to use XRP Revoke.
Auditing trust lines is wallet hygiene for the XRP Ledger — the equivalent of revoking token approvals on the Ripple Network.

Periodic wallet hygiene

Review trust lines you created months ago. Remove any you no longer actively use to reduce your account's attack surface.

After airdropped tokens

Scam tokens with rippling enabled are a known XRPL attack vector. If you received tokens you didn't request, scan and remove them.

Post-incident cleanup

If your account was targeted, revoke all suspicious trust lines immediately to cut off further unauthorized access to your balance.

Ecosystem
Works with tools you already use.
XRP Revoke is built for the XRP Ledger ecosystem and integrates with major wallets and explorers.
Xaman (Xumm)Mobile wallet & signing
LedgerHardware wallet via USB
Bifrost WalletMobile signing
BithompXRPL explorer & toolkit
XRPL ExplorerOfficial ledger explorer
XRPL.orgDocs & community
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A trust line is a bidirectional connection between two XRP Ledger accounts that enables holding issued tokens (IOUs). It defines a credit limit and carries flags like "rippling" which determine whether your balance can be used as a path for payments between other accounts. Misconfigured trust lines — especially those with rippling enabled by default — can allow token movements without your explicit consent.
No. XRP Revoke is a preventative security tool. It helps you audit and remove risky trust lines to reduce your future attack surface. It cannot reverse transactions already settled on the ledger. If compromised, immediately move remaining funds to a new wallet, then revoke all suspicious trust lines on the old account.
No. Disconnecting removes the frontend session only. Trust lines exist on the XRP Ledger independently of any website. The only way to remove one is a TrustSet transaction with limit 0 and zero balance. XRP Revoke does this for you — one click, signed by your wallet, submitted directly on-ledger.
Never. XRP Revoke is 100% Client-side — no backend, no database, no analytics. Transactions are constructed in your browser, signed inside your wallet (Xaman, Ledger, Bifrost), and submitted to the XRP Ledger via public nodes. Your keys never leave your device.
Xaman (Xumm) via deep link / QR, Ledger Nano S/X via USB WebHID, and Bifrost Wallet. Any XRPL wallet capable of signing TrustSet transactions on Mainnet is compatible. You can also enter any r-address to view trust lines in read-only mode.
Free and open-source under MIT license. The only cost is the XRP Ledger network fee — typically 12 drops (0.000012 XRP) per revocation. We charge no additional fees.
We assess: whether the issuer has defaultRipple enabled, if the trust line came from an unsolicited airdrop, whether the issuer is a verified gateway (Bitstamp, GateHub, etc.) or unknown, and if the line is frozen. High risk = unverified issuer + rippling enabled.