Wallet Security · SetRegularKey

Regular Key Rotator

Assign a backup signing key without exposing your master key

Price
$30 RLUSD / USDC / XRP
Safety tier
Caution — read before you sign
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What you get

You provide the regular key. We build the SetRegularKey transaction. You sign it in Xaman.

How it works

A SetRegularKey txjson adding a backup signing key (master key still works).

We build a SetRegularKey transaction so you can sign day-to-day with a rotatable key while your master key stays cold.

Caution — read before you sign
This can change how your account is controlled or what it permits, and may be difficult or impossible to reverse. Before you can sign, XRPLHub shows the exact, specific consequences for your inputs and asks you to confirm you understand them.

Included

What you provide

regularKeyrequired
Backup key address
rBackupKeyAddr...

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 Regular Key Rotator reversible?
It depends on your inputs — some configurations of this service are permanent. XRPLHub shows the exact, specific irreversible consequences and requires you to confirm you understand them before it will build the transaction.
What does it cost and how do I pay?
$30 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 SetRegularKey transaction. We build a SetRegularKey transaction so you can sign day-to-day with a rotatable key while your master key stays cold.

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.