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# Verifying your wallet

To access features in the app, you'll need to go through a wallet verification process, in order to prove that you are holding $RIPPLESPY tokens. You will need to hold a **MINIMUM** of 250 tokens (0.025%) in order to use the wallet scanner.

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Simply click "Verify wallet" and you will be redirected to the Telegram verification bot. This bot will guide you through the steps needed in order to verify that you are holding $RIPPLESPY tokens.

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After pasting your wallet holding $RIPPLESPY tokens, you will need to send a very small (random) amount of XRP to the wallet address provided. Once you've done so, simply paste the transaction HASH or the xrpscan hash url of the transaction

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If you see the success message, you are now successfully verified within the app. You will now be able to scan wallets without limits!


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