Intermediate XRPL Simulator

Trust Line Simulator

See how an XRPL wallet creates a trust relationship with an issuer before holding an issued asset.

Interactive XRPL Lesson

Click Start, then open each step to understand what is happening and why it matters.

1. Wallet Chooses An Issued Asset +

👛 → TOKEN?

The wallet owner finds an issued asset. The token name alone is not enough. The issuer address matters most.

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2. Issuer Must Be Verified +

Issuer Address = Identity

Fake tokens can copy names. Always verify the official issuer through documentation and reputable explorers.

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3. Trust Line Is Created +

👛 ⇄ 🏦 Issuer

A trust line tells XRPL your wallet is willing to hold an asset from that issuer. This may consume reserve XRP.

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4. Asset Can Be Received +

TOKEN → 👛

After the trust line exists, the wallet can receive that issued asset.

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5. Risk Must Be Monitored +

Issuer · Liquidity · Freeze · Clawback

Trust lines require ongoing judgment: issuer reputation, liquidity, permissions, and scams all matter.