ripple wallet?

[Cerbera]

Today, Ripple has the 4th largest Market Cap (USD8 Billion +) and no desktop wallet that I can find. Is there a technical reason why the devs can't develop a desktop wallet?  I imagine a lot of potential investors would be put off by this...

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Is there a technical reason why the devs can't develop a desktop wallet?

No. I would be mostly non technical: regulation and the possibility that man with guns come to shut them down.

[Marco Ambrusini]

you can keep your ripples online with some trusted sites including; bitterex.
the dev team now has a desktop wallet  as well
link to download the wallet:https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php#/

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you can keep your ripples online with some trusted sites including; bitterex.
the dev team now has a desktop wallet  as well
link to download the wallet:https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php#/

What is the connection between the Ripple developers and this wallet?

[Marco Ambrusini]

you can keep your ripples online with some trusted sites including; bitterex.
the dev team now has a desktop wallet  as well
link to download the wallet:https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php#/

What is the connection between the Ripple developers and this wallet?

you can get alot of info on the ripple forum.they have an open source code at github and this wallet is powered by them

[konco_kenthel]

Actually there are including XRP is also able to store wallets offline but in my opinion will add panic later because there are also obstacles that can happen anytime and could be self-defeating. I suggest better save in online only

[allycn]

Ended up using Gatehub because they completed the verification process faster than Bitstamp.
Gatehub took 3 days, while Bitstamp took 6, and customer service was slightly better at answering my concerns during the verification process (opened my account last month).

[Cerbera]

you can keep your ripples online with some trusted sites including; bitterex.
the dev team now has a desktop wallet  as well
link to download the wallet:https://rippex.net/carteira-ripple.php#/

Great, now there is some progress with a desktop wallet. Windows 64 bit and 32 bit. Probably best to see what ppl say about it in the ripple forums before using. Or just buy a Nano S.

[Terminator3018]

I use gatehub to keep my ripple. U can try

[bittraffic]

I use gatehub to keep my ripple. U can try

When I first register on gatehub they gave me 20 ripples after it, not sure what it is for but glad its there adding on my account. I don't know if they are still giving such bonus upon registration but its quite interesting they are giving it away when its price is constantly rising.

[TanyaDegurechaff]

Is there an official wallet for ripple yet? I don't like to use gatehub because of privacy concerns.

[laurabachmeier18]

I haven't had problems storing Ripple on a Ledger Nano S. It was supported as of a few months ago and is a lot better than on an exchange.

[TanyaDegurechaff]

I haven't had problems storing Ripple on a Ledger Nano S. It was supported as of a few months ago and is a lot better than on an exchange.

The problem is that I don't have enough funds right now to buy a Ledger Nano S. so I would appriciate if someone can tell me a safe and trusted Desktop wallet to store ripples because I have been a victim of scam eth wallet before and I don't want it to happen in ripples.

[traderethereum]

so far i can not found any ripple wallet beside on the market and i think it will safe if we keep in the exchanges as long as we secure our account. but i am too curious about the dev, why they don't have any wallet like the other wallet and why they don't trying to create one desktop or android wallet so we can move our ripple into the wallet. but so far i am fine with this and if in future there is a wallet for ripple, i want to download it and installed it in my computer or my cellphone then i can send my ripple to that wallet.

[charlie137]

gatehub not working in safari? or its platformwide problem?

[pavlem]

Dont work for me on mac safari.

Is there other options for ripple offline wallet ?

[ORiN]

When choosing a wallet you need to understand the differences. Cost is the main factor that the user pays attention to in the selection process. Bitcoin doesn't need to pay anything but Ripple insists on having 20 XRPs. When you decide to refill your wallet for 1000 XRP please note that 20 XRP will be used for booking the address. For this reason, people refuse to use several wallets for XRP (even if necessary). To save money  do not rush from side to side. It is better to immediately choose the best option for your wallet.

[modtakels]

Try ledger nano s it supports various altcoins in the market,i wont recommend to use trezor its bulky and has more price than ledger nano s.

[Kryten12]

I have been using the desktop wallet now for about 6 months it functions as you would expect and allows you to hold your XRP under your own private key. Only thing to note is they impose a 20 XRP charge to create your wallet first time.

[RamesesLabs]

This thread kind of makes me want to sell my Ripple (XRP) right away. I currently hold Ripple (XRP) in my Bittrex account and I was looking for the Ripple wallet when I came across this thread. I have been slowly moving my money from Ripple into Stellar (XLM) simply because the information on the website is more clearly presented, a lot more information on how the company plans to move forward, and now finally the wallet. I figured having the same founder that Ripple would have a decent wallet, seeing that Stellar's wallet is fantastic. At least this thread lets me know I wasn't crazy when I couldn't find a XRP wallet for the desktop. I still don't understand all the hype around Ripple. I waited almost a year for it to get to a dollar while all these other coins went to the moon, now it's doing the same thing at $1.00 that it did at $0.20. Up 20% by coinmarketcap and Ripple, yet it always seems to be down versus the US Dollar. Ripple just seems like another bank with some shady practices looking out more for institutions than individuals. Developing a desktop wallet for individual users would seem like a top priority to me, given the popularity of Ripple among investors. I will probably hodl on Ripple until the New Year, it just seems like a coin that banks are going to use to cut your wait time for deposit holds down from 10 business days to 5 business days, while Bitcoin and every other cryptocurrency on the market is pretty much instant. That's just my take on the whole matter.