Best DEXScreener & CoinMarketCap Alternative for XRPL
General screeners show part of the XRP Ledger. CoinGecko’s XRP Ledger category lists 36 coins; xrpl.to indexes all 20,468 tokens issued on the ledger, 1,946 of which traded in the last 24 hours, with the details only the XRP Ledger has: issuers, trust lines, pools and the order book.
Where each one fits
- DEX Screener lists XRP Ledger pairs alongside every other chain, for example FUZZY/XRP. It suits someone who trades on several chains and wants one screen. Its public API documents a limit of 60 requests a minute on several endpoints (DEX Screener docs).
- CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap track coins they list, by application and review. CoinGecko’s XRP Ledger Ecosystem category had 36 on 16 October 2026: the place to check XRP itself and the largest tokens, not a new launch.
- xrpl.to reads the XRP Ledger directly, so a token appears as soon as it is issued, with no listing step. It is built only for the XRP Ledger, and is published by the same team as this article.
Most XRP Ledger trading happens on the order book
The XRP Ledger has two places to trade: its order book, where buy and sell orders meet, and its AMM pools. A tool that only follows pools sees a fraction of the market. In the last 24 hours:
What only an XRP Ledger screener shows
- The issuer. Anyone can issue a token under any name; the issuer’s address is what tells two “FUZZY”s apart.
- Holders and trust lines. An account must open a trust line before it can hold a token, so the count of lines against the count of holders shows how many people opened one and never bought.
- Whether more can be issued. An issuer whose keys are disabled can never create more; one that still holds them can.
- The issuer’s transfer fee. A token can charge a fee every time it moves, up to 100%. xrpl.to shows it on the token’s page whenever there is one.
- Pool and order book together. Price, depth and volume from both places a token trades.
- NFTs. XRP Ledger NFT collections, floors and sales sit beside the tokens: NFT collections.
How to read each of these before buying: the token safety guide.
A free API
Everything on xrpl.to is also in its API. Without a key: 2 req/sec burst, 30 req/min, 333/day (no key) + 0.25x endpoint windows. With a free key: 10 req/sec (burst 20, 600/min), 33K req/day per IP, 1M credits/mo (free API key). Requests, responses and plans: the XRPL API guide.