Hello, new to Reddit and was hoping for some advice. In April of 21, I moved a decent amount of XRP from Coinbase but I have no clue what wallet I was using at the time. I have an email from Coinbase that shows the transaction, I have the ledger and I have my security key written down, but for some reason I can't remember what app based wallet I was using. Is there anyway I can figure out where I actually sent it? I have the address it was sent to, but I don't know if that does me any good. I thought it was using my Coinbase wallet but after logging in to it with my passkey, the XRP is not there. Am I just out of luck? Sorry for the noob question and I appreciate any help.
>>59642721The wallet address might be a clue google it
>>59642721can't you just put the security key into any XRP compatible wallet and it'll still be there?
>>59643458I did that with my Coinbase wallet and the XRP isn’t there. I have a receipt from Coinbase showing the transaction and where it was sent at the time, and I would swear I used a Coinbase wallet at the time, but nothing is there. I can’t understand where it “went”
>>59643493Think you need to contact support for this. XRP was delisted from most major exchanges including of course Coinbase and this was during the SEC stuff with Gary so it fits the timeline
If you don't have the seed phrase/XAMAN numbers, or the actual private key written down like some psycho, you don't have your account.
>>59643634I do have the passkey written down, and when I put in to my Coinbase wallet, it recognizes it but there is no XRP there. If I share the address of where it was “sent” does that make me vulnerable? I’m sorry if these questions seem dumb, I was very heavy on XRP a few years ago and then kind of forgot about it and am now trying to figure out where it went. I know I’m one of a million people who have forgotten stuff like this, but I am hopeful that since I do have the passkey and can see in the XRP ledger, the address it was sent to, I can figure out where the heck it actually is. I know I am probably not articulating it well, and might be confused on how to find it, but I do appreciate the help and responses.Thanks
>>59643576I have been hesitant to try calling Coinbase because I assume it’ll be a struggle to get through to someone that speaks English, but I think you might be right. I’ll try calling them tomorrow. It’s quite a bit and I kinda feel like an idiot for blowing it off for this long.
>>59643740I don't know what a 'passkey' is, and it sounds like something associated with Coinbase. Is the 'passkey' a set of 24 words or something else entirely?
>>59643894It is 12 words. I tried inputting them in to another wallet and it wasn’t recognized as anything.
>>5964396424 word seed phrase is the standard for the entire ledger, if you have a 12 word phrase it has to be something custom being managed by Coinbase and not tied to an actual Ledger. If you bought before they had to delist XRP during the SEC stuff, that XRP is likely recoup'ed by them but I have no idea if they owe it back to you. You need to get in contact with them, I have heard of people getting their old XRP back.
>>59644562Unlikely if op sent it from coinbase to no a wallet. Op keeps using confusing terms and seems retarded
>>59644584It sounds like Coinbase likely has a pseudo XRP ledger that has it's own 'pass phrase' system, but I'll bet it's just an interface to withdrawl/deposit from their own private Ledger accounts, unlike for instance XAMAN numbers which can just be converted into the 24 seed phraseOP basically sent his XRP to some middleman ledger
https://bithomp.com/enwhat happens when you search the address you sent it to in Bithomp? Does it tell you what kind of wallet or exchange it was sent to?
>>59644714It shows me the activated date, and the activated by (Coinbase). I also see the amount, “Username Not registered” and a QR code. If you could help me figure out how to get this back, I’d share some of it with you. It’s not a ton, but in good faith I’d be willing to do that.
>>59642721this is gonna be the dumpster bitcoin guy of XRP
>>59644584Got me. Thanks. I’m just trying to scrape together what I can before by wife gives birth on Thursday and I’m scrambling to remember where I left this a few years ago. It’s probably gone, I understand that, but was looking for a Hail Mary to try to find this.
>>59644931its probably an act of god to prevent you from selling before XRP hits 10K. Hope it turns up.
>>59644861what about Trustwallet?that was super popular at the time with the shitcoin craze
Coinbase wallet doesn't support xrp. Coinbase wallet is also 24 word seed phrases. Did you check the address to see if the funds are still there?
I tried looking for the email OP, couldn't find it but: Coinbase Wallet no longer supports XRP. It was time sensitive information
>>59644946I’ve been buying XRP since 2019 so am very aware of it’s potential, and will admit it was kind of retarded to forget about it for so long. My portfolio is very diverse and I have been considering transferring more in to XRP for a while, but won’t feel comfortable doing that for my own sanity until I can figure out where my initial batch when I was gung ho about it went. Mentally right now, I am scrambling to grab any cash I can for the next couple months as I rightly/wrongly tied all of my assets up in a way I can’t liquidate anything at the moment. FYI, this baby thing came out of nowhere and I am embarrassed to admit that is why I am scrambling and seem unplanned at the moment. That’s all cannot worms I won’t bore anyone in this thread about, but just wanted explain myself. Wish you all the best.
>>59645050I have checked the address and the funds are there. I just am not understanding where I sent them at the time, and understand that’s a rookie mistake.
Yea it might be through TrustWallet
