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Trippy

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Hi people,

Sorry if this is dealt with somewhere else, but I'm looking for a REALLY easy way to create an XRP cold wallet, like Monero has:

https://moneroaddress.org/

I want to be able to send some XRP to my cold wallet and balance check online.

Also, I'd like to know what steps I need to take to restore the wallet when I'm ready.

Thanks,

Trippy

 

P.S. I have eye problems which make searching for info difficult.

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I created https://www.theworldexchange.net as a very straight-forward 1 page tool.  Just few clicks to create a wallet, sign in and view balance, send/receive, etc.  It's a cold wallet as nothing is passed or submitted to the server (it's just HTML/javascript that runs only on your computer).  If you need any help, you can just let me know.

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7 minutes ago, pftq said:

I created https://www.theworldexchange.net as a very straight-forward 1 page tool.  Just few clicks to create a wallet, sign in and view balance, etc.  It's a cold wallet as nothing is passed or submitted to the server (it's just HTML/javascript that runs only on your computer).  If you need any help, you can just let me know.

Hi pftq, thanks for that but I don't want to have to sign in. With the Monero tool you can download the page and create your address at leisure.

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@Trippy In my opinion this guide explains the simplest way to accomplish what you're looking to do. The guide includes instructions on how to withdraw. I would recommend following the cold wallet instructions for long term storage. Also, it's probably a good idea to test the method before you transfer a significant amount. Address balances can be checked at bithomp.com using the account explorer. 

Good luck. 

 

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10 minutes ago, Xi195 said:

@Trippy In my opinion this guide explains the simplest way to accomplish what you're looking to do. The guide includes instructions on how to withdraw. I would recommend following the cold wallet instructions for long term storage. Also, it's probably a good idea to test the method before you transfer a significant amount. Address balances can be checked at bithomp.com using the account explorer. 

Good luck. 

 

Thanks Xi195.

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16 minutes ago, Xi195 said:

@Trippy In my opinion this guide explains the simplest way to accomplish what you're looking to do. The guide includes instructions on how to withdraw. I would recommend following the cold wallet instructions for long term storage. Also, it's probably a good idea to test the method before you transfer a significant amount. Address balances can be checked at bithomp.com using the account explorer. 

Good luck. 

 

Maybe I'm paranoid, but I might have to build the library myself...

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17 hours ago, Trippy said:

Hi pftq, thanks for that but I don't want to have to sign in. With the Monero tool you can download the page and create your address at leisure.

That page is literally just an interface to RippleAPI.  You can save it to your desktop, disconnect the internet, and generate an address offline just like with the Monero tool.  You can also input just the public key and no private key if you want to just check balances.  The HTML file and its javascript code is available on Github if you want to take it apart and make it more minimalistic or verify the calls: https://github.com/Autodidactic-I/TheWorldExchange

There are other similar pages you can download on the Links tab as well, but they all basically do the same calls to RippleAPI (you can verify by viewing source and seeing the same ripplelib API calls).

https://www.xrpchat.com/links/

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5 hours ago, pftq said:

That page is literally just an interface to RippleAPI.  You can save it to your desktop, disconnect the internet, and generate an address offline just like with the Monero tool.  You can also input just the public key and no private key if you want to just check balances.  The HTML file and its javascript code is available on Github if you want to take it apart and make it more minimalistic or verify the calls: https://github.com/Autodidactic-I/TheWorldExchange

There are other similar pages you can download on the Links tab as well, but they all basically do the same calls to RippleAPI (you can verify by viewing source and seeing the same ripplelib API calls).

https://www.xrpchat.com/links/

Thanks. I'll fiddle around with it and double-check its authenticity.

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