How to Move XRP from an Exchange to Your Wallet

How to move XRP from a centralized exchange - and why you should
Holding XRP on a centralized exchange (CEX) is a common starting point - and for a long time, it was one of the easiest ways to get XRP. But once you’ve got some, there’s a whole world of opportunity waiting for you onchain.
This guide explains why you might want to move your XRP into a self-custody wallet, and how to do it safely. Some of the top CEXs for XRP are Binance, Coinbase, KuCoin, Bitstamp, Kraken, and Uphold. We’ve provided step-by-step instructions for moving XRP from Coinbase and Binance, which you can find below.
Why Move XRP Off an Exchange?
When you hold your XRP in a CEX, you miss out on a lot of opportunities that self-custody wallets offer, like:
Reminder: Self-custody comes with responsibility. When you move your assets onchain, you are in charge of securing them. No middlemen. No password resets. Just you, your keys, your crypto.
New to this? Read: How is a crypto wallet different from a centralized exchange? →
What You’ll Need Before You Start
Before you transfer your XRP from a CEX to your own wallet, make sure you have:
How to Withdraw from a CEX to Self-Custody
The exact steps vary depending on the exchange, but the general flow looks like this:
Select Your Exchange to Get Started
Ready to move your XRP onchain? Use the guides below to find exchange-specific walkthroughs:
