We build AccountSet encoding your domain and, if you give one, your email hash. You sign it — they are written to your account for explorers and wallets to read.
How it works
An AccountSet txjson writing your domain to the account Domain field and, if given, the XRPL EmailHash (the MD5 of your lowercased email — the Gravatar convention). Explorers may display these; a domain is only verified if you also publish an xrp-ledger.toml naming this account.
We build AccountSet with your domain (hex) and an MD5 email hash (the XRPL EmailHash convention) into your account root.
Safe
Additive or reversible. XRPLHub builds it and delivers the unsigned transaction with no extra confirmation step.
Included
✓ AccountSet built to spec
✓ Domain + email hash
✓ Readable by explorers and wallets
✓ You sign it in your wallet
✓ TX hash receipt
What you provide
domainrequired
Your domain (lowercase hostname, no https://)
xrplhub.io
emailoptional
Email address to hash into EmailHash (MD5)
you@example.com
Frequently asked
Does XRPLHub sign this transaction for me?
No. XRPLHub builds the exact unsigned transaction and returns it to you. You review it and sign it yourself with your own wallet (Xaman, Crossmark or GemWallet). XRPLHub never holds your keys and never submits anything on your behalf.
Is On-Chain Identity reversible?
Yes — this service is additive or reversible; it does not permanently remove capability from your account.
What does it cost and how do I pay?
$20 USD, priced the same on every rail: RLUSD or XRP in the storefront checkout, or RLUSD on the XRP Ledger / USDC on Base via x402. The price is set by the server and verified on-ledger for every payment — it is never taken from anything the caller sends.
What XRPL transaction does this build?
A AccountSet · Domain + Email Hash transaction. We build AccountSet with your domain (hex) and an MD5 email hash (the XRPL EmailHash convention) into your account root.
XRPLHub builds and describes XRPL transactions only. It never signs, never submits, and never holds keys. See every service, or check any wallet’s XRPLScore first.