XRP Ledger transactions

Transaction

Signs an unsigned transaction and broadcasts it to chain.

Property	Description	Type - Optional
`kind`	`Transaction`	String
`transaction`	The unsigned hex encoded transaction as shown below.	String
`externalId`	A unique ID from your system. It can be leveraged to be used as an idempotency key (see Idempotency).	String (optional)

{
  "kind": "Transaction",
  "transaction": "0x120000220000000024029a62a82e0001e240201b02a6243661400000000000000168400000000000000c8114860184b4f4c6cc17ae9c2a77cfcd328b43ec2aac8314543aba55a3bede29c5d512ff0cb17db626b9ed9a"
}

Typescript Example with xrpl.js

First install xrpl.js. You can find the full documentation here. Here a code sample to broadcast a transaction via the DFNS TypeScript SDK:

import { Client, encode } from 'xrpl'

const walletId = 'wa-6lbfv-9esgj-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
const wallet = await dfnsClient.wallets.getWallet({ walletId })

const client = new Client(RIPPLE_NODE_URL)
await client.connect()

const transaction = await client.autofill({
  TransactionType: 'Payment',
  Account: wallet.address,
  Destination: 'rBYtCQKxGTfFuob3hxSc8pEYddetT9CdDZ',
  Amount: '1',
})

const res = await dfnsClient.wallets.broadcastTransaction({
  walletId,
  body: {
    kind: 'Transaction',
    transaction: `0x${encode(transaction).toLowerCase()}`,
  },
})

Complete examples

For complete working examples, see the SDK examples on GitHub:

Basic transaction - Simple XRP payment
Trust lines - Trust line operations for issued currencies

Last modified on July 8, 2026

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Typescript Example with xrpl.js

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​Typescript Example with xrpl.js

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Typescript Example with xrpl.js

Complete examples