Your Keys, Your $XRP: What Self-Custody Means with Girin Wallet
Girin Wallet adopts a self-custody model, where users have full control over their assets. Unlike third-party platforms (e.g., CEXs), self-custody means that users hold their own private keys(Seed phrases) and are not subject to external intervention or platform dependency.
1. What can you do with a wallet?
A wallet is a core component of the Web3 ecosystem. It is essential for interacting with NFTs, using DeFi services, participating in DAO governance, and playing on-chain games. Most dApps require a connected wallet to function properly. In this sense, a wallet acts as both proof of ownership and a digital identity for executing actions on-chain.
2. Secure storage and asset transfer
At its core, a wallet allows for the secure storage, sending, and receiving of digital assets. Girin Wallet supports $XRP and XRPL-based tokens, enabling users to transfer or receive assets at any time. All transactions are signed directly by the user and processed without intermediaries, ensuring immediate execution and full autonomy.
3. Signatures, authentication, and access
All on-chain activity is executed through the user's digital signature.
One of the wallet’s powerful features is that it serves as an interface for engaging with decentralized applications (dApps) across the blockchain ecosystem. Beyond simple payments, it empowers users to explicitly authorize and perform on-chain actions, making them the clear agent behind every interaction.
