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New York · October 24-25, 2026

Ledger × XRPL Hackathon

A 36-hour sprint on the XRP Ledger, hosted by XRPL Commons in New York. Three tracks for teams building with Ledger as the trust layer: bring device-backed security to XRPL apps, build agentic payment flows, or take on the deep integration work, including things Ledger doesn't support yet.

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Total Bounty Pool

$10,000

3

Tracks

36h

Sprint

Choose your track

Pick one track. Whatever you build, we want Ledger used as a real trust layer, not just wallet branding, and a working demo, ideally on the XRP Ledger or its EVM sidechain.

Track 01 · Core

Core Integrations

$4,000

The deep-integration track. Bring the modern Ledger stack into the XRPL ecosystem, and lean into the gaps. Ledger's XRP support is still legacy-shaped: the device app can sign a wide range of XRPL transactions, but Ledger Live only exposes basic send/receive, there is no XRP signer in the Device Management Kit, and no XRPL transaction Clear Signing. This track is your invitation to build the things we don't support yet. A rough prototype that fills a real gap beats a polished rebuild of something that already exists.

Example directions

  • Build an XRP signer kit for the Device Management Kit: the missing device-signer-kit-xrp, wrapping the on-device XRP app over its public APDU protocol. The DMK and its ETH and Solana kits are open source, so fork one as your template.
  • Prototype human-readable previews for XRPL transactions: a metadata format plus an in-app parser that turns TrustSet, OfferCreate, AMM or Escrow payloads into plain-language summaries before you sign, extending the Clear Signing idea beyond EVM / ERC-7730.
  • Ship a Ledger-secured DEX / AMM / trustline dApp for the flows Ledger Live can't do today: set trustlines, place order-book offers, add AMM liquidity, all signed on-device.
  • Use Ledger's Ethereum signer on the XRPL EVM sidechain (chain ID 1440000): deploy or consume a contract and sign with the ETH DMK signer plus Clear Signing.
  • Build a Xaman xApp (or wallet integration) with Ledger signing, bringing cold-storage security to a tool people already use.
  • Device-signed tooling for NFTs (XLS-20), Escrow / Payment Channels, DIDs & Credentials, or multisig treasuries, all signable by the XRP app but unserved by the modern SDK.

What we like

  • Fills a real gap in the Ledger × XRPL stack.
  • Reusable by other developers: a library, not a one-off.
  • Signs on a real device against testnet or the EVM sidechain.
Track 02$4,000

Agentic Finance

Build across the full agentic stack with Ledger as the trust layer. Finance is a strong angle but not a requirement. We want projects where device-backed security is central: agents that pay for tools and services, human-in-the-loop approval for sensitive actions, and copilots that make autonomous behavior safer instead of bypassing user intent. XRP's fast, low-cost settlement is a natural rail when money does move.

Example directions

  • Agents that pay for APIs, tools, or services with Ledger-secured flows, including x402-style pay-per-use patterns.
  • Human-in-the-loop agents where Ledger approves high-risk actions before funds move or permissions escalate.
  • Ledger-backed identity, credentials, or policy-based spending limits for autonomous systems.
  • Copilots that explain transactions, simulate outcomes, or surface risks before you sign.
Track 03$2,000

Creative Minds

The open track. Build whatever you want with Ledger; it doesn't even need to be XRPL-specific: consumer apps, wallet UX, security tooling, tipping, games, education. Great for teams with an idea that doesn't fit neatly into the other two tracks.

Example directions

  • A polished consumer app or wallet experience, on XRPL or any chain, that signs with a Ledger device.
  • Tooling that makes XRPL safer or easier to use: transaction previews, address books, monitoring.
  • Something fun: an on-chain game, a collectible, or an interactive demo backed by device signing.

Total bounty pool of $10,000, split across the three tracks. Prize breakdown to be confirmed.

Documentation Feedback

We judge the Developer Experience (DX) feedback as much as the code. Help us improve our docs.

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What to include

  • Feedback on overall experience using Ledger docs & SDKs
  • Identify gaps, confusing flows, or missing context
  • Specific improvements with screenshots or PRs

Bonus points

  • Better tutorial or code sample ideas
  • Navigation or search improvements for the portal
  • "Time-saver" suggestions for future integrators

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