The vaults in question are the Monarq $XRP Yield Vault (MXRPY) and earnXRP curated by on-chain strategy curator Clearstar. Monarq launched MXRPY last week in partnership with Flare and vault infrastructure provider Upshift. The vault offers both on-chain and off-chain yield sources. Users can access both vaults directly from D’CENT.
As a hardware wallet provider, D’CENT serves at least 720,000 users across the U.S., UK, Canada, Japan, and South Korea, accounting for billions of $XRP in storage. The latest development makes the wallet one of the first to offer a native path from $XRP custody to DeFi yield.
Single Flow, No Intermediary Needed
As Flare serves as the programmable layer for $XRP within the Alliance, Flare Smart Accounts turn XRPL signatures into minted FXRP deposited into vaults in a single flow. FXRP is the Flare representation of $XRP. When depositing from D’CENT Wallet, each XRPL transaction includes encoded instructions in its memo field, and the Flare Data Connector relays a proof of that transaction to the Smart Account system.
The flow requires two XRPL signatures from the D’CENT device; the first reserves collateral on Flare and identifies the desired vault, while the second sends $XRP to the Core Vault on XRPL. The second signature also triggers the minting of FXRP and automatic deposit into the chosen vault. This process is fully non-custodial and requires no intermediary taking custody.
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“D’CENT is one of the most widely used hardware wallets in Asia, particularly in Korea. For $XRP holders using it, security has always come first — and yield has meant going elsewhere. This integration changes that. D’CENT users can now earn on their $XRP without moving it off the device they already trust. That’s what production-grade XRPFi looks like,” commented Flare co-founder, Hugo Philion.