Payments lab: an example
The natal chart NFT.
An NFT cannot be pushed into a wallet. The issuer mints it, then creates a 0 XRP offer aimed at your address. You tap Approve once to receive it. That is how the XRP Ledger works.
Preview a signs-only chart, the same way the public NFT shows it.
Choose signs for all ten planets, or tap Random sample chart, to see a Live Sky-style wheel. Every planet is shown by sign only, parked in the middle of that sign. This page never asks for a birth date, birth time, or birth place. Those details must never leave this device or be written to the ledger, a memo, or NFT metadata. This is practice on testnet, and not financial advice.
Signs only, all ten planets
Sun in Gemini, Moon in Gemini
| Body | Sign |
|---|---|
| ☉ Sun | Gemini |
| ☽ Moon | Gemini |
| ☿ Mercury | Gemini |
| ♀ Venus | Taurus |
| ♂ Mars | Aries |
| ♃ Jupiter | Cancer |
| ♄ Saturn | Capricorn |
| ♅ Uranus | Capricorn |
| ♆ Neptune | Capricorn |
| ♇ Pluto | Scorpio |
No degrees, no rising sign, no houses, no birth date, time, or place.
Chart via Astro Bear Live Sky.
Open a shareable signs-only link View the sample Gemini chart
The wheel shows all ten planets by sign only, parked in the middle of each sign. That is the same view the public NFT is designed to show. The shareable link carries all ten planet signs, plus a time-unknown label. No birth date, time, or place is collected here. If you already have a shareable chart link that uses signs only, you can open that instead.
If you later claim a free testnet NFT through the Education Month special, that offer should also use signs only, never birth details. Signs are public once they are on the NFT, and Sun and Moon signs can hint at roughly when someone was born, so only use signs you are comfortable sharing.
One testnet offer, read field by field.
This is a real NFTokenCreateOffer on the XRPL testnet, made for Education Month. It is a fictional sample chart (Sun in Gemini, Moon in Gemini, labeled time unknown). It is not a real person's chart, and it holds no birth date, time, or place.
Open the offer Open the mint Open the NFT
Reading the example offer from a testnet API…
Approve, or it stays an offer.
Until the destination wallet accepts, the NFT still belongs to the issuer. You cannot force it into someone else's wallet. If the offer is still open, they have not approved it yet.
That rule protects people. A surprise NFT cannot land in a wallet without a signature from that wallet.