Updated 20 Aug 2026
Why trustlines exist
XRP itself needs no trustline. Everything else issued by an account (memecoins, IOUs, PIXELVERSE) requires you to opt in. The TrustSet transaction says: I accept this currency from this issuer, up to this limit. That is an XRPL trustline.
PIXELVERSE on Pixelverse
The dashboard checks whether your connected wallet already has the PIXELVERSE line. If it is missing, Create Trustline builds a Xaman payload (TrustSet to issuer rPffgtw9ufS6pT4Wa23jVf1g3nw1GL5D1b). Approve it in Xaman. After that you can buy PIXELVERSE on XPMarket and hold it in the same wallet you use to mint.
Later mints stay free only if that wallet holds the required PIXELVERSE amount. Details: how it works.
How to create a trustline (checklist)
- Sign in with Xaman on pixelversexrpl.com.
- Open the dashboard. If trustline shows missing, tap Create Trustline.
- Approve TrustSet in Xaman. Wait for a validated ledger.
- Refresh the dashboard. Balance should read as a whole number once you hold tokens.
Creating a trustline uses a little XRP for the object reserve. Do not open dozens of unused lines on a tiny account.
Safety
A trustline is not a seed share. It is still a signed transaction — check issuer and currency on the Xaman screen before you slide to approve. Pixelverse only prompts the PIXELVERSE issuer used on this site.
Connect Xaman and open your PIXELVERSE trustline from the dashboard.