TLDR
XRP (XRP) ETFs are listed on three U.S. exchange venues: NYSE Arca, Nasdaq, and Cboe BZX.
- NYSE Arca lists Grayscales GXRP and Franklin Templetons XRPZ per a listing approval and launch coverage.
- Nasdaq lists Canary Capitals XRPC, noted as the first U.S. spot XRP ETF with strong early inflows on Nasdaq.
- Cboe BZX is set to trade 21Shares TOXR, confirmed in launch reports.
Deep Dive
1. NYSE Arca
NYSE Arca has approved and lists multiple XRP ETFs, including Grayscales GXRP and Franklin Templetons XRPZ. Coverage confirms the listings and timing on NYSE Arca, reflecting the venues lead in crypto ETF market structure with multiple issuers going live in late November 2025 (NYSE Arca approval).
If your broker supports NYSE Arca, you can search by tickers like GXRP or XRPZ to find XRP exposure products.
2. Nasdaq
Canary Capitals XRPC launched first among U.S. spot XRP ETFs and is specifically identified as trading on Nasdaq, where it has led cumulative inflows among peers in recent tracking updates (XRPC on Nasdaq).
If your platform routes to Nasdaq, XRPC provides another venue option for XRP ETF access.
3. Cboe BZX
21Shares received the green light to begin trading its U.S. spot XRP ETF under ticker TOXR on the Cboe BZX Exchange, with timing detailed in recent launch coverage (21Shares on Cboe BZX).
Brokers with Cboe BZX connectivity should surface TOXR in search once trading begins, giving broader venue diversification for XRP ETF access.
Conclusion
Access to XRP ETF exposure in the U.S. now spans NYSE Arca, Nasdaq, and Cboe BZX, with different issuers and tickers on each venue. Practically, your ability to trade them depends on your brokers exchange connectivity and regional access controls, so search by ticker on your platform and confirm venue support.
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