Frequently Asked Questions

No. Trustless is a utility for automated escrow on XRPL. Nothing here is investment advice, a guarantee of returns, or a solicitation. You’ll see this echoed in the footer Legal & Disclaimers link on every page and in the Whitepaper disclaimers.

Never. You fund escrows from your own wallet. The bot does not request or store seeds, secrets, or private keys—ever. This principle is baked into the product flow shown on the Security & Risks section and in the Mechanics overview.

Escrows include a 5.89% fee. The long-term design sends 50% to the dev wallet for operations and 50% into an automated market buy-and-burn loop for $TRLS. The logic is spelled out in:

• Rewards — how LPs and users benefit.
• Tokenomics — where fees route in the stack.
• Whitepaper — Fees & Buy-Burn.

If the objective conditions (for example, a market-cap target before a deadline) are not met, the escrow is resolved as a refund back to the original sender. No arbitration, no social pressure. The rules are laid out in the Solution: Enforced Escrow section and the Mechanics chapter.

Yes, you add a trustline before holding or trading $TRLS on XRPL. We make this simple on the How to Buy page with a one-tap XMagnetic flow: it sets the trustline and opens the $TRLS/XRP market in the same path. Full issuer details and HEX code are also listed there for manual setups.

We keep it to a clean checklist:

1. Install Xaman and create a safe XRPL wallet.
2. Fund your wallet with XRP.
3. Add the $TRLS trustline.
4. Trade the $TRLS/XRP pair on XRPL via XMagnetic.

All of this (with links and screenshots) lives on the dedicated How to Buy $TRLS page instead of sending you off to random DEX links from here.

Two main paths:

• Open a direct line via the Contact page.
• Join the Telegram hub listed at the bottom of the Home and Buy pages: t.me/TrustlessPayments.

The bot is the entry point, not the endgame. Trustless is a framework for enforced honor in digital payments:

• Philosophy explains the “code over trust” doctrine.
• Reconstruction maps how these rails replace broken handshake systems.
• Whitepaper formalizes it as the “Trustless Framework”.

You’re not just using a bot; you’re stepping into a rebuilt way of handling deals and milestones.

Every meaningful action is designed to be visible and auditable:

• Rewards describes how fees loop back to LPs and buy-and-burn.
• Tokenomics shows the wallet structure and allocation logic.
• Whitepaper — Fees & Buy-Burn lays out the economic model.

When the system routes fees or burns tokens, it happens on-chain, where anyone can follow the trail.

The core escrow logic is intentionally lean and auditable, with behavior documented in the Mechanics and Security & Risks sections. Broader interface and monitoring components are planned to open up over time; progress is tracked on the Reconstruction and Roadmap sections.

A few concrete entry points already live on the site:

• Use the rails: create real escrows via the Enforcer Bot page.
• Align with the token stack: review Tokenomics, then learn How to Buy $TRLS.
• Join the culture: explore Trustless NFTs and the Book of Kek lore.
• Reach out directly through the Contact page.

Whether you’re here to build, test, or amplify, there’s a defined path for you in those sections.