About This XRP ETF Tracker
XRP Insights tracks every US-listed spot XRP exchange-traded fund in one free dashboard: holdings, assets under management, daily flows and trading volume, each taken from the fund issuer's own published data.
How the Data Is Sourced
XRP holdings and net assets are read from each issuer's fund page after it publishes the day's NAV. Prices and share volume refresh during US market hours. Daily flows are the change in each fund's reported XRP holdings versus the previous trading day, so they are measured in XRP, not estimated from dollar figures.
Why Track XRP ETFs?
ETF creations and redemptions show how much XRP regulated, brokerage-account investors are adding or removing. Watching assets under management and daily inflows/outflows for funds like Bitwise, Canary Capital and Franklin Templeton shows how that demand changes over time.
What is an XRP ETF?
An XRP ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is a regulated investment product that holds actual XRP tokens and trades on traditional stock exchanges like NYSE and Nasdaq. When you buy shares of an XRP ETF, you gain exposure to XRP's price movements without needing to manage cryptocurrency wallets or private keys. Each ETF share represents ownership in real XRP held in secure custody by institutional custodians like Coinbase and BitGo.
There are 6 US spot XRP ETFs: Canary Capital (XRPC), Bitwise (XRP), Franklin Templeton (XRPZ), Grayscale (GXRP), 21Shares (TOXR), REX-Osprey (XRPR). The Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (BITW) also holds XRP as one of several assets in a diversified index. XRP ETFs can be purchased through any standard brokerage account, including Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard, and Robinhood. For a detailed breakdown of fees and features, read our complete XRP ETF guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
XRP ETFs and how this tracker works
What is an XRP ETF?
An XRP ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is a fund that holds XRP and trades on a regular stock exchange. It gives investors exposure to the XRP price through an ordinary brokerage account, without owning or safekeeping the digital asset themselves.
Is there an XRP ETF?
Yes. 6 spot XRP ETFs trade on US exchanges (XRPC, XRP, XRPZ, GXRP, TOXR, XRPR), so you can buy XRP exposure through brokerage accounts such as Fidelity, Schwab and Vanguard.
How many XRP ETFs are there?
There are 6 US spot XRP ETFs (XRPC, XRP, XRPZ, GXRP, TOXR, XRPR), plus the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (BITW), which holds XRP as part of a diversified crypto index. Futures-based and leveraged XRP ETFs also trade in the US, but they do not hold spot XRP. The XRP ETF tracker on our homepage shows each fund's current holdings and net assets.
Which XRP ETF has the lowest fees?
Franklin Templeton's XRPZ has the lowest sponsor fee at 0.19% per year. 21Shares' TOXR charges 0.30%, Bitwise's XRP charges 0.34%, Grayscale's GXRP charges 0.35%, Canary Capital's XRPC charges 0.50%, and REX-Osprey's XRPR charges 0.75% (total expense ratio). Fees are from each fund's SEC filings; no fee waivers are currently active.
Which XRP ETF is best?
It depends on your priorities. For the lowest cost, Franklin Templeton's XRPZ has the lowest fee (0.19%). Which fund holds the most XRP, and which trades the most, changes over time: the live dashboard ranks every fund by holdings and daily dollar volume.
Can I buy XRP ETF on Vanguard?
Yes. Vanguard began letting its brokerage clients buy spot crypto ETFs, including XRP ETFs, in December 2025. Search for XRPC, XRP, XRPZ, GXRP, TOXR, XRPR in your Vanguard account.
Can I buy XRP ETF on Fidelity?
Yes, Fidelity customers can purchase XRP ETFs through their brokerage accounts. Search for the ETF ticker (XRPC, XRP, XRPZ, GXRP, TOXR, XRPR) and place a buy order like any stock.
Is this XRP ETF tracker free?
Yes. The tracker is free to use with no sign-up: prices, net assets (AUM), XRP holdings, daily flows and trading volume for every US spot XRP ETF.
What does AUM mean for XRP ETFs?
AUM stands for Assets Under Management: the total market value of the XRP (plus any cash) a fund holds. It moves with both the XRP price and the fund's flows; the dashboard shows each fund's latest issuer-reported figure.
What are XRP ETF inflows and outflows?
Inflows are new shares being created as investors buy, so the fund adds XRP; outflows are shares being redeemed, so the fund releases XRP. We measure flows as the day-over-day change in each fund's reported XRP holdings, shown daily on the homepage.
How is the XRP in these ETFs secured?
XRP ETFs use regulated, institutional-grade custodians that keep the XRP in cold storage. According to the funds' SEC filings, Coinbase Custody holds the XRP for Bitwise, Franklin Templeton and Grayscale; Canary Capital uses BitGo and Coinbase; 21Shares splits custody across Coinbase, BitGo and Anchorage Digital; and REX-Osprey uses Anchorage Digital.
Can I hold XRP ETF in my IRA or 401k?
Yes. XRP ETFs trade like regular stocks, so you can hold them in tax-advantaged accounts including Traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, and 401(k) plans that allow self-directed investments.
Why should I track XRP ETF data?
ETF holdings and flows show how much XRP regulated, brokerage-account investors are adding or removing over time, which is one input into institutional sentiment toward XRP.
How often is XRP ETF data updated?
Prices and trading volume refresh about every 60 seconds during US market hours. XRP holdings and net assets come from each issuer's fund page, which updates once per trading day after the close.