
Stellar (XLM)
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About Stellar
Stellar (XLM) is an open-source blockchain network designed to facilitate fast, low-cost international money transfers and digital asset exchanges. Founded in 2014 by Jed McCaleb (co-founder of Ripple) and Joyce Kim, Stellar's mission is to connect people, payment systems, and financial institutions. Its native currency, Lumens (XLM), is used to pay transaction fees and facilitate currency conversions. Stellar is particularly well-suited for cross-border payments, remittances, and tokenizing real-world assets.
Before you swap XLM: what to check
- •Receiving address format: G… (56 characters) plus a memo if the receiving service shows one. Custodial services may show a Memo.ID — enter it in the form; self-custody wallets don't need one.
- •Network: Stellar. XLM exists on one network here; make sure your wallet sends on it.
- •Deposit confirmations: 10 on Stellar (block time ~5 seconds). The rate is locked when the deposit confirms, not when you broadcast.
- •Limits: minimum and maximum are shown in the form for each pair and change with fees and liquidity.
- •Tracking: the status page shows each stage; deposits and payouts can be checked on stellar.expert.
Stellar history
- 2014Stellar Development Foundation launched by Jed McCaleb and Joyce Kim
- 2015Stellar network upgraded to Stellar Consensus Protocol, separating from Ripple
- 2017IBM partners with Stellar for cross-border payment corridors
- 2019Stellar Foundation burns half of its XLM supply, reducing total to 50 billion
- 2021USDC launches on the Stellar network for fast stablecoin transfers
- 2023Stellar expands Smart Contracts capabilities with Soroban launch
How to swap XLM
- In the form above, choose the direction: XLM to the coin you want, or the other way round.
- Enter the amount — the estimated amount you receive updates live; minimums are shown in the form.
- Paste the receiving address (and the Memo.ID when your wallet requires one) and, optionally, a refund address.
- Click “Swap now” and send exactly the shown amount to the deposit address from any wallet you control.
- After 10 confirmations the payout is sent; track it on the status page. No account, no KYC.
How to store XLM
Stellar XLM can be stored in wallets that support the Stellar network. The Stellar-specific Lobstr wallet is the most popular option, offering a clean interface for both desktop and mobile. LOBSTR and Solar Wallet are excellent choices for beginners. Hardware wallets like Ledger support XLM for secure cold storage. Always ensure you have the minimum required reserve (currently around 1 XLM) in your wallet to keep it active on the Stellar network.
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Frequently asked questions
Stellar is primarily used for fast, low-cost cross-border payments, remittances, and tokenizing assets. It bridges traditional financial systems with blockchain technology.