> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.xaman.app/app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.xaman.app/app/all-about-xapps/xumm-xapps.md). # Xaman xApps Here is a list of our home-grown, native xApps developed by our fabulous team of developers. To find them, you can simply press the button at the bottom of the screen in Xaman, then select **View more xApps** or from here, you can select the **open** hyperlink beside the one you would like to use.
IconTitle & descriptionLink
Account Worth
Check the total worth of your XRPL account using DEX rates for all owned tokens & NFT's		Open
Account Merge
Delete an XRPL account, sending all funds (minus the XRPL fee of 2 XRP) to one of your other accounts.		Open
Tangem Backup
Configure a Xaman (Tangem) card as a backup card for your primary Xaman (Tangem) account. Card lost? Funds safe!		Open
Get cards
Order your Xaman cards		Open
Vanity Address
An xApp which lets you choose a vanity address		Open
Dex Trade
Create offers & trade on the XRP Ledger decentralized exchange (DEX)		Open
Path Finding
Swap or send any (liquid) token owned on the XRPL to any other token		Open
xApp History
View all of your opened xApps in the past six months		Open
Xaman Support
Talk to the Xaman (XRPL Labs) support team for assistance		Open
Buy/Sell XRP
Launchpad for On-ramp / Off-ramp in Xaman.		Open
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