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RLUSD ledger

Ripple USD's real supply is the sum of two on-chain facts: what the XRPL issuer rMxCKb…5De owes its trustline holders, and what the Ethereum contract's own totalSupply() reports. This page queries public RPC nodes for both, live, in your browser — nothing here is scraped or cached.

Combined circulating supply

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XRPL
rMxCKbEDwqr76QuheSUMdEGf4B9xJ8m5De
gateway_balances → obligations
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Ethereum
0x8292Bb45…F06317eD
eth_call → totalSupply()
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How this is verified

  1. XRPL: gateway_balances is called against the issuer account with ledger_index: validated. The obligations.RLUSD field is the issuer's total outstanding balance across every trustline — the actual circulating amount, not a sum of individually-tracked accounts.
  2. Ethereum: eth_call invokes the token contract's own totalSupply() and decimals() functions directly — the same values any wallet or block explorer reads.
  3. Each chain tries several independent public RPC endpoints in sequence, so one node being down doesn't stall the page.
  4. The total is the sum of both, at the ledger index / block height shown in the stamp above — click "re-verify" any time to re-query.

If a query fails outright, it's most likely your browser blocking the cross-origin request rather than the chains being unreachable — use the verify links in each row to confirm the same figures on XRPSCAN and Etherscan directly. This is a community tool, independent of Ripple.