stXRP is the liquid staking token issued by Firelight for FXRP on Flare. It represents staked FXRP plus accrued staking rewards and can be used in Flare DeFi.

stXRP is issued by Firelight, the liquid staking protocol for FXRP on the Flare network.

FXRP is the Flare representation of XRP used in the Flare ecosystem. It enables XRP holders to access Flare DeFi and staking.

How does stXRP liquid staking work?

Deposit FXRP into Firelight, receive stXRP at a 1:1 ratio, and use stXRP across Flare DeFi while staking rewards accrue.

Is stXRP minted 1:1 to FXRP?

Yes — stXRP is issued at a 1:1 ratio when you deposit FXRP through Firelight liquid staking.

What can I do with stXRP?

stXRP can be used in Flare DeFi for lending, liquidity pools and yield strategies while your FXRP remains staked.

What is FXRP liquid staking?

FXRP liquid staking lets you stake FXRP and receive a liquid token (stXRP) that stays usable in DeFi instead of being locked.

Which network is stXRP on?

stXRP is issued on Flare, the network where FXRP and Firelight liquid staking operate.

Connect a Flare-compatible wallet, deposit FXRP into Firelight, and receive stXRP at 1:1.

How do I unstake stXRP?

Use the Firelight unstaking flow to redeem stXRP for FXRP, subject to protocol and network timing.

What are stXRP staking rewards?

stXRP accrues staking rewards from FXRP staking via Firelight. Reward rates depend on network conditions and protocol parameters.

Check the official Firelight and stXRP documentation for the latest audit reports and security disclosures.

What are the risks of stXRP liquid staking?

Risks include smart contract risk, slashing risk, market price risk of stXRP, liquidity risk and DeFi integration risk.

Is stXRP the same as FXRP?

No. FXRP is the underlying Flare XRP asset; stXRP is the liquid staking token issued by Firelight for staked FXRP.

Where can I use stXRP in DeFi?

stXRP can be used in supported Flare DeFi protocols for lending, liquidity and yield, depending on integrations.

Firelight · Flare · Liquid staking

stXRP
Liquid staking for FXRP.

stXRP is the liquid staking token issued by Firelight for FXRP on Flare. You deposit FXRP and receive stXRP at a 1:1 ratio, which stays usable in Flare DeFi while the deposit is staked.

FXRP first. To get FXRP, XRP is moved to Flare through FAssets, with no trusted bridge at minting. Then FXRP is deposited into Firelight to receive stXRP.

Connect a Flare wallet to hold stXRP · Staking terms are set by Firelight

1:1

Deposit ratio to FXRP

Flare

Network (EVM)

Firelight

Staking protocol

Wallet · not connected—

1Hold FXRP on Flare. If you have XRP, move it with FAssets first.
2Deposit FXRP into Firelight.
3Receive stXRP at a 1:1 ratio to your Flare address.

Amount of FXRP

Estimated; check limits and fees in Firelight before you confirm

FXRP

Flare · EVM

↓

You receive (before fees)

— stXRP

stXRP

Flare · Firelight

Deposit ratio1 FXRP = 1 stXRP

ProtocolFirelight on Flare

RewardsSet by Firelight

FeesShown by Firelight

The stXRP amount is set at 1:1 on deposit. Rewards depend on the current Firelight rules.

1:1

Deposit ratio

FXRP to stXRP

Flare

Network

EVM-compatible

Firelight

Issuer

Liquid staking protocol

FXRP

Underlying

Backed by XRP via FAssets

How it works

FXRP in,
stXRP out.

stXRP is a liquid staking receipt. It represents your deposited FXRP inside Firelight, and it can be used in Flare DeFi while staking.

Get FXRP on Flare

FXRP is XRP moved to Flare through FAssets. If you hold XRP, it is minted to FXRP by an agent first.

Deposit FXRP into Firelight

Deposit FXRP into the Firelight vault on Flare. Check the current deposit limits in the official app.

Receive stXRP 1:1

You receive stXRP in your Flare wallet at a 1:1 ratio with your deposit.

Use stXRP in Flare DeFi

Hold stXRP or use it in Flare apps that support it, such as DEXs, lending markets, and liquidity pools.

Token

Liquid staking receipt

stXRP represents FXRP deposited into Firelight, issued at a 1:1 ratio. The receipt is designed to stay usable while the underlying stays staked.

Rewards

DeFi insurance model

Firelight plans to pay staking rewards from fees that DeFi protocols pay for insurance cover backed by pooled FXRP. Check the current rewards status before you deposit.

Underlying

FXRP via FAssets

FXRP is issued through FAssets agents on Flare. stXRP is a separate token issued by Firelight, not by FAssets or Coinbase.

Safety

What to check
before you stake.

Liquid staking adds protocol and smart contract risk on top of the FXRP risks. Check each layer before you deposit.

🛡️

Firelight protocol

stXRP depends on Firelight's contracts and rules. Read the official docs and check the current status before you deposit.

READ THE OFFICIAL DOCS

🧩

Insurance cover

Rewards tied to DeFi insurance depend on protocols buying cover and on claims being handled. Coverage is not guaranteed.

COVER IS NOT GUARANTEED

📜

Smart contract risk

Firelight, FAssets, and DeFi apps on Flare are smart contracts. Review audits and deployment status in official sources.

AUDITS · CONTRACT RISK

🔗

FXRP underlying risk

stXRP depends on FXRP. FXRP depends on FAssets agents and the State Connector. Understand both before you stake.

LAYERED DEPENDENCIES

⚠️

Counterfeits

Fake tokens can copy the name stXRP. Use only the address from Firelight's official documentation.

VERIFY THE ADDRESS

⏳

Withdrawal timing

Withdrawing may take time, depending on Firelight's rules and the underlying FXRP redemption. Plan for waiting time.

PLAN FOR DELAYS

Three layers

From XRP to stXRP.

XRP stays on the XRP Ledger, FXRP represents it on Flare, and stXRP is the staked receipt on top.

💧 XRP Ledger · underlying

XRP

XRP is held on the XRP Ledger. Payments to FAssets agents are normal XRPL transactions.

Native XRP on XRPL
Pay agents with a payment reference
Redeem FXRP back to XRP

Flare · EVM

FXRP → stXRP

FXRP is deposited into Firelight on Flare and stXRP is issued in return at 1:1. Both are used in Flare DeFi.

FXRP minted through FAssets
stXRP issued by Firelight
Use both in Flare apps

Bridge & rewards

Move stXRP between networks.

Move assets between XRP Ledger, Flare and Solana, and earn cashback on every transfer.

Transfer

Routes

XRPL → Flare (FXRP mint) Flare → XRPL (FXRP redeem) Flare → Solana (planned)

From

—

FeeSet by the protocol (planned)

Estimated timeTo be confirmed

IssuanceFAssets · Firelight

Cashback on this transfer

0 FXRP 0.01% of volume

Rewards

Status

Accrued cashback

0.0000 FXRP

Cashback: 0.01% of each transfer volume.

Rate0.01% of transfer volume

Minimum to claim1.0000 FXRP

Claim frequencyTo be confirmed

No claims—

FAQ

Questions & answers

How stXRP works, how to deposit FXRP, and what to check first.

stXRP is the liquid staking token issued by Firelight for FXRP on Flare. It represents your deposit and is issued at a 1:1 ratio.
stXRP is issued by Firelight, a liquid staking protocol on Flare. FXRP itself is issued by FAssets agents.
FXRP is XRP brought to the Flare network through FAssets. You deposit FXRP into Firelight to receive stXRP.
Liquid staking gives you a receipt token for staked assets, so you can keep using that value in DeFi while the underlying stays staked.
Get FXRP on Flare, deposit it into Firelight, and receive stXRP at 1:1 to your Flare address. Check the current deposit limits first.
Send XRP from your XRPL wallet to an FAssets agent with the payment reference. After verification, FXRP is minted to your Flare address.
FXRP minting does not depend on a trusted bridge operator. Payments are verified on-chain through Flare's State Connector. Agents are still counterparties.
stXRP is on Flare, an EVM-compatible network.
Deposits are issued at a 1:1 ratio, so 1 FXRP becomes 1 stXRP. The value of your position can still change with rewards and protocol rules.
Firelight plans to pay rewards from fees that DeFi protocols pay for insurance cover. Rewards depend on protocol rules and on the current status, so check Firelight's official sources.
Protocols buy cover against hacks or failures, backed by pooled FXRP. A portion of the fees goes to stakers. Claims are reviewed by an independent process.
No. Cover depends on protocols buying it, on the rules of each claim, and on available liquidity. Read the current terms before you rely on it.
Yes, in Flare apps that support stXRP, such as DEXs, lending markets, and liquidity pools. Check each app's contracts, audits, and risks.
Request a withdrawal through Firelight. You receive FXRP back on Flare at the redemption ratio shown, and can redeem that FXRP to XRP through an agent.
Timing depends on Firelight's rules and the underlying FXRP process. This page does not promise a specific time. Check the current terms before you withdraw.
Fees are set by Firelight, FAssets, and the agent, and Flare network fees also apply. Check the fees shown before you confirm.
Yes, to hold and use stXRP and FXRP on Flare. Use an EVM wallet that supports Flare, such as MetaMask or Rabby, with the Flare network added.
Yes, if you start from XRP. You pay FAssets agents from an XRPL wallet, such as Xaman, Crossmark, Ledger, or GemWallet.
An agent is an operator that holds collateral on Flare and handles XRP deposits and redemptions for FAssets. Choose agents with enough collateral and clear fees.
The State Connector is a Flare system that lets smart contracts verify facts from other chains, such as XRP Ledger payments, using attestations.
FTSO is Flare's decentralized price oracle. Collateral values and other calculations use these price feeds.
Firelight, FAssets, and DeFi apps are smart contracts. Bugs or exploits can cause losses. Review audits and deployment status before you deposit.
Yes. Risks include protocol failures, smart contract bugs, agent failure, price moves, and sending to the wrong address. Only use amounts you can afford to lose.
stXRP is issued 1:1 against deposited FXRP. The FXRP itself is backed by XRP through FAssets agents. Check current system state in official sources.
FXRP is the underlying token issued through FAssets. stXRP is a receipt issued by Firelight for FXRP you have staked. They are different tokens with different issuers.
No. cbXRP is Coinbase's wrapped XRP on Base, and wXRP is Hex Trust's token on Solana. stXRP is a Firelight liquid staking token on Flare.
Get the address from Firelight's official documentation and verify it on a Flare block explorer. Do not trust tokens with the same name from unknown sources.
Transfers to the wrong address are usually not reversible. Check the address and network before you send, and start with a small amount.
Common reasons include a pending transaction, a wrong network in your wallet, or a token not yet added. Check the transaction on a Flare explorer.
No, unless stated on the official pages of Firelight or Flare. This is an independent information page.
Cashback is 0.01% of each transfer volume and accrues to your rewards balance. Claims open once the balance reaches the minimum of 1.0000 FXRP.
No. This information is for education only. Consider your own situation and get professional advice where needed.
Tax rules depend on your jurisdiction and on each deposit, withdrawal, or reward. Consult a qualified tax professional. This page gives no tax advice.
Verify the Firelight docs and current status, the stXRP address, the fees and limits, the FXRP underlying, and the withdrawal terms. Start with a small amount.