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BREAKING: FXRP can now borrow RLUSD on Morpho ☀️📰
Next, make this experience native to XRP.
With Flare Smart Accounts, users can sign once on XRPL and receive RLUSD while FXRP is minted, moved, posted as collateral, and used to borrow.
Wallets, exchanges, and apps can then display the full flow without exposing users to unfamiliar interfaces.
XRP now has institutional credit rails on Ethereum mainnet, enabled by @FlareNetworks.
FXRP is live as collateral in @SentoraHQ's RLUSD vault on @Morpho — supply FXRP, borrow RLUSD, permissionlessly.
A milestone for $XRP in institutional DeFi 🤝
https://t.co/JHvtoFDR4p
Bifrost’s claim button usually just shows the total amount available, not which validator it came from. Open the claim transaction in Bifrost and check the staking details—it should show the validator. If it doesn’t, copy the transaction hash and check it on the Flare Explorer from our profile. The validator or stake ID should be there in the transaction details. Leave us a follow back so we stay connected.
@Dhall61 Hey! You're actually missing something.
Rewards accrue daily in the background but your accumulated yield rewards does not show on your vault dashboard—you can access them directly via the XRPFi dapp on the flare mainnet app.
@widahl123 If it’s happening on WFLR → USDC too and you’ve never seen it before, that points more toward a simulation issue or RPC sync error specific to your wallet. Have you tried refreshing the quote, reconnecting the wallet, or try a smaller swap first. If it keeps happening, share a screenshot of the exact warning you’re seeing so we can narrow it down. Follow back so we stay connected 🤝
@widahl123 Hey, the warning basically means the swap simulation failed, so your wallet stopped the transaction before it hit the chain. it could be a stale quote, tight slippage, WETH not being approved, the Kevlar Hook rejecting the route, or not having enough FLR for gas. Try a smaller amount, refresh the quote, bump slippage a little, and double-check the WETH approval. If it’s only happening with WETH → USDT0, it’s probably the new hook route rather than an issue with your wallet.
@holwXBjBEmHuD6u Hi! That looks like a simulation failure, so the wallet is stopping the swap before it gets sent to the chain. Since the Kevlar hooks just went live, the quote or gas estimate might not be handling the hook properly. A few people are also seeing the same WETH → USDT0 issue. Try a slightly higher gas setting, a smaller swap, or refresh and reconnect your wallet. If the problem persists, share a screenshot of what you’re seeing and we’ll look into it.
Hello! Yes — the Early Contributor snapshot is already done and claims are live. Your allocation was locked based on what was held at the snapshot, so withdrawing stXRP afterward shouldn’t change your FXRP claim. It can affect any ongoing Phase 2 yield, but not the snapshot allocation itself. The exact snapshot date is in Firelight’s official rewards/docs.
@Firelightfi Has the snapshot for the Early Contributor Rewards already been completed? If so, could you confirm the snapshot date and whether withdrawing stXRP after that date has any effect on the reward eligibility?
@Masanggaek1 Yes, but only the Early Contributor allocation was paid in FXRP, based on the points at that specific snapshot. Have you already checked your address on the Firelight mainnet to see if you’re eligible?
@bbbrownie31094 Hey! Fair point. The yield can vary and is often pretty modest, so there are a few things to keep in mind: smart-contract and strategy risk, changing market conditions, withdrawal delays or fees, and possible delays when converting FXRP back to XRP. There’s also no guaranteed APY, since rates can change. And while you keep control of your keys when using official non-custodial flows, you’re still taking on protocol and market risk.
@KChromos54410 If your FLR is sitting idle from the drop, there are a few simple ways to put it to work: wrap it into WFLR and delegate for FTSO rewards, stake native FLR on the P-Chain if you have 50K+, or use liquid staking like sFLR if you want to keep it usable in DeFi. If you’ve just rediscovered those tokens, delegation is probably the easiest place to start. Either way, the tokens stay in your wallet while they’re delegated.
@MarcusFlem99690 Hi Marcus, The old “Spectra Jun 03 2026” line freezing at 42.48K after maturity is expected since that boost campaign ended with the pool. The new spectra_2_2026_08_27 line showing 0 is most likely because the new pool hasn’t been indexed yet, or the LP tokens weren’t in the eligible vault/pool at the snapshot. Your stXRP holding points can still accrue separately, but if the Spectra position is still sitting as expired PT/YT and hasn’t been rolled into the new pool, it won’t count toward the new campaign.
@Masanggaek Hi! Your Points already earned and Early Contributor Rewards eligibility won’t be reset by withdrawing FXRP from the Phase 1 vault.
Just note that withdrawing may affect any future Points tied to maintaining your vault position. Hope this clarifies!
@Firelightfi Hi @Firelightfi,
If I withdraw my FXRP from the Phase 1 vault now, will my accumulated Points and eligibility for the Early Contributor Rewards remain unchanged?
Could you please clarify?
Thank you!
@Dnoe21254 Hey, That’s understandable. If you’d like to put your FXRP to work, you can start with a straightforward option such as earnXRP or Firelight rather than taking on more complex strategies like leverage or liquidity pools. I’d recommend starting with a small amount until you’re comfortable with how everything works and the associated risks. Is this your first time trying to put your FXRP to work on your wallet?
@LetXrp68892 Hi! FXRP minting and redemption are already live on Flare, so you can do it now through FAssets, Bifrost, Xaman, or the official Flare flows and then use your FXRP in DeFi. The only part that isn’t available yet is doing it directly inside Uphold, and that timeline is entirely up to Uphold. We can’t control or set that date. If you want to get started now, the Flare on-chain route is already available.
@Charley57560508 Hey! You're actually missing something. Rewards accrue daily in the background but your accumulated yield rewards does not show on your vault dashboard—you can access them directly via the XRPFi dapp on the flare mainnet app.
Yeah. Deposit 30 XRP then you lose 1 for the deposit. Then you can’t deposit the 30 XRP to the get earn XRP because it’s done in multiples of 10. So had to deposit another 12 XRP for over three months just to get back the original 30 I deposited.
Just wanted to test it out. So it’s actually just a scam to drain your XRP.
The 8% figure is just a target/example rate, not the actual live APY. earnXRP’s yield changes depending on the underlying strategies, so the current rate shown in the app (3.4%) is the one to use. Always check the live rate in Xaman or on the Upshift vault page rather than relying on the headline number in a post.
@7070Ginza Hey! That saying still applies when the yield source isn’t clear. On Flare, better products show where yield comes from—lending, LP fees, cover, or options premiums. The risks remain, but transparency matters. If you understand the source, you’re taking a defined risk for a defined potential return.
@FlareNetworks@DeriveXYZ Is the old adage, ‘if you don’t know how the yield works, it means you’re the yield’ still play true within these structured systems?