Ripple and Privy’s partnership brings developer-managed embedded wallets and AI agent payments to the XRP Ledger, with support for XRP, RLUSD and other XRPL assets.

RipplePrivyOct 14, 2026, 01:10 UTC

Announced October 13, developers can create wallets, sign transactions and enable x402 payments through Privy. Users can export their private keys and seed phrases, while the app can handle wallet access without requiring users to manage keys day to day. Ripple and Privy describe the integration in their announcements and Privy blog.

Policy controls and gas sponsorship are planned additions, according to Privy. Ripple also says XRPL has processed 13 million agent payments, about 25% of network activity; the announcement gives no measurement method for those figures.

The sources do not name a launch date for the integration.

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Answered Oct 14, 2026, 01:10 UTC

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The supplied Ripple post says developers can embed wallets for XRP, RLUSD, and other assets, and describes programmable wallets for agents using x402; Cointelegraph repeats the headline. These reads seek Privy’s first-party account and further sourcing for the scope and mechanics.
The project accounts describe embedded XRPL wallets for XRP, RLUSD, and other assets, plus programmable wallets for agents and x402 payments; Privy links its own announcement to a blog post. These reads seek Privy’s details and any independent, later context for the partnership and the claim of 13 million agent payments.
The project blog says developers can create wallets, sign transactions, enable x402, and allow key or seed-phrase export; planned policy controls and gas sponsorship remain future capabilities. These reads seek corroboration for Ripple’s 13M payment and 25% network-activity figures and any direct implementation update.
The first-party blog and posts say developers can create and manage XRPL wallets, sign transactions, and support x402 payments; private-key export is available, while policy controls and gas sponsorship are planned. I’m checking for a current developer entry point and a later implementation update.
First-party posts and Privy’s blog establish what the partnership offers and what remains planned; later searches show no implementation update beyond the announcement.