On the official site of Corn (@cornkry), this note covers OISY Wallet.
OISY said on Oct. 5, 2026 that native XRP is available to all users of its wallet. NFA.
Update Details
OISY posted on X that day to confirm the change. The wallet now runs support for the XRP Ledger network. Users can hold, send and swap native XRP directly inside the interface. The post also noted that the wallet itself does not hold any full key. Key pieces stay split across a network and sign together when needed.
Send and Receive Tools
Release notes list several checks on the send screen. A warning appears if a destination tag is missing. Recently used addresses show up for quick selection. The screen blocks a second send until the first one finishes. These steps aim to reduce common errors during transfers.
Storage and History Options
XRP addresses can be saved in contacts. Older transactions load when the user scrolls further down the list. A dedicated token details view exists for XRP activity. The wallet pulls this history directly from the network as needed.
Limits on Current Support
Custom XRP Ledger tokens remain unsupported for now. The release notes state this feature is not available in the current build. Other networks already work in the wallet. OISY runs on the Internet Computer and handles Bitcoin, Solana and Ethereum along with XRP.
Technical Setup
The wallet operates as open source code inside a browser. No single party controls the full signing key at any point. Pieces held across the network combine only when a transaction requires it. This setup matches the description given in the October posts.
How Users Access It
Anyone with an OISY account can use the new functions. The changes appeared for every account on the stated date. No additional steps are required beyond the normal login. The browser based design means the update reaches users without separate installs.