XRD is a pioneering solution that capitalises on the robust infrastructure of the XRP Ledger, seamlessly amalgamating the exceptional network utility inherent to XRP.

In the discovery phase of this project we met with the client and engaged with them to develop a deeper understanding of their business goals. The outcome would facilitate a secure trading experience and a 1000 piece NFT collection to enable further community engagement and a parallel revenue stream for the business.

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The experience and pragmatic quality maintained of the Luther Tech full stack development team allowed us to ensure the cybersecurity of XRD in the planning, implementation and development of AWS cloud infrastructure. We led the build, release and management of the configuration of all production systems and managed a continuous integration and deployment methodology for server-based technologies across the decentralised exchange.

To integrate this platform with the front end user interface presented a challenge that required a delivery focused augmentation. This activated a full UX design process from discovery to implementation in collaboration with full stack developers in an agile development 2 week sprint cycle. The in-house UX design and UI design team led design workshops with Stakeholders and Heads of Business to achieve a sense of project maturity early in the design process.

The culmination of this work saw the release of a DEX that delivers on KPIs and the core value proposition that makes XRD a leader in the world of XRP.

The peer-to-peer marketplace we built allows XRP traders to make transactions directly as facilitated through the XUMM integration via self-executing agreements deployed in smart contracts. Complete with order books, trading tools, depositing/withdrawing, limit pairs/pricing and built in liquidity.

The DEX coincided with the NFT collections timely release and allowed users to buy, sell and purchase the NFTs as tradable assets and further their stake in XRdoge. The Luther Tech full stack development team was engaged further, given the ongoing maintenance and development support required of a decentralised exchange.