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Explore, list, and buy XRPL NFTs

Browse indexed collections and use XRPL offers with your connected wallet.

Guide 25 of 38Reviewed October 11, 2026
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On this pageBrowse collections and artworkManage your collection pageNFT minting availabilityReview collection activityView an NFT’s sale history and dropsList an NFT for saleBuy a listed NFTBids and cancellationsListings on other XRPL marketplaces

Browse collections and artwork

  1. Open NFTs and select Explore. Collection discovery and marketplace rankings are available for XRPL Mainnet.

  2. Choose a collection to see its items, collection statistics, floor estimate, listings, and filters. Select an NFT to inspect its current ledger ownership and offers.

  3. If artwork or external metadata does not load, retry or open the metadata link. Artwork is hosted outside the ledger; the ledger remains the source for NFT ownership and offers.

Manage your collection page

Select the collection’s issuer wallet in the wallet menu, verify ownership, and open the collection page. Manage collection opens an editor for a display name, description, separate square collection image, a wide 4:1 cover, social links, an external mint page, mint dates, published supply and mint price. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP, then drag and zoom to crop it. The collection image overlaps the lower-left edge of the cover. Image uploads and removals save immediately; links and mint details save with Save collection. Optional HTTPS image URLs remain available, with uploaded images taking priority and indexed images as fallbacks. Published names, descriptions and artwork are also used in Explore, collection rankings and Drops when the issuer and taxon match. Text saves check the version you opened; if another editor saved first, your draft remains open and you must reload before saving. These changes update XRPFrontend’s page only; they do not modify NFTs on the ledger or submit a transaction.

An existing verified connection can be reused even when another wallet was previously active. An NFT holder or authorized minter does not automatically receive collection-page editing access. Editing requires a verified session for the collection’s issuer address. If verification is needed, the verification link returns you to the collection afterward.

NFT minting availability

NFT creation in XRPFrontend is temporarily unavailable. It has no XRPFrontend minting fee or affiliate commission. Collection publishers may provide external mint links in Drops; those are third-party pages with their own terms and signing requests.

An XRPL NFT stores a URI and properties on the ledger, not the artwork itself. Publishers must host metadata and artwork separately. A collection’s displayed maximum supply is a publisher claim, not an XRPL-enforced mint cap.

Review collection activity

Collection activity loads as you open the collection and includes indexed sales, listings, offers, cancellations, and transfers when available. Activity records include a transaction link when the provider has one. The activity feed is indexed data and may lag or omit records; check the linked validated transaction for settlement details. Third-party data and artwork services are independent; displaying or linking to their information does not mean they endorse XRPFrontend or have a partnership with it.

A buy offer is not automatically an auction. This feed does not provide auction schedules or off-ledger bids.

View an NFT’s sale history and drops

Open an individual NFT to see its indexed completed-sale history, including available XRP prices and transaction links. Listings and offers are not completed sales. Market history can lag or omit events, so confirm a transaction on the ledger.

The Drops tab highlights newly indexed collections and shows minted progress only when the index provides a declared maximum supply. XRPL identifies a collection with its issuer and taxon but does not enforce a maximum supply; a displayed supply claim is not an on-ledger mint cap.

List an NFT for sale

  1. Connect the wallet that currently owns the NFT on the displayed XRPL network.

  2. Open the NFT and choose List your NFT for sale. Set the price in XRP and, if needed, an expiration.

  3. Review the NFT ID, price, expiration, public destination, and network fee.

  4. Approve NFTokenCreateOffer in the wallet. The NFT remains in your account until a buyer accepts the offer; the offer uses account reserve until it is accepted or cancelled.

Buy a listed NFT

An XRP-priced purchase that accepts a sell offer carries a 0.5% XRPFrontend platform fee, based on the offer price. The purchase and fee execute together in an all-or-nothing Batch on a supported network and wallet. The platform fee is additional to the offer price. Review the full total and network fee before signing.

Listings, token-priced purchases and accepting buy bids have no XRPFrontend platform fee. Creator royalties, issuer charges, network fees and reserve requirements are separate. An offer or indexed price is not proof that a sale has completed.

Bids and cancellations

A buy offer states an amount the owner may accept. It does not lock the bidder’s XRP, reserve an auction slot, or force the owner to sell. You may cancel your own eligible offer, but still need to review and approve the cancellation transaction.

Listings on other XRPL marketplaces

Public XRPL sell offers are ledger objects, so another marketplace may be able to discover and accept a compatible offer. Each site can apply its own checkout, broker, and fee rules. Private offers and broker-restricted offers have additional acceptance limits. Verify the destination and total in the wallet signing screen; no cross-site purchase is guaranteed.

References

For protocol details and wallet integration documentation.

XRPL NFT tradingNFTokenCreateOfferNFTokenAcceptOffer