For monero you use monero-wallet-cli[1], it's the official cli tools for monero.
I've tried this one, but it's not useful for automating. It requires user input to create a new address.
For XRP I don't think they have an official cli tool for wallet generation but then there is this third party tool called xrpl-accountlib [2] or Xrp-py[3]maybe you can try that guess it will work.
Thanks, I'll have a look.
For Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Binance Coin (BNB), are all ERC-20 tokens, however Binance native token (BNB) is on BSC it also uses Ethereum compatible addresses which means what works for others could also work with BNB hence Ethkey or Go-ethereum[4] can generate wallet addresses you need. though I'm not sure because I haven't tried any of this.
You make a good point: stable coins run on a different chain, so it makes sense they don't have their own address generation tools. For Eth, I found something called "helpeth", I'll have a look at Ethkey. I guess I'll just have to test if it BSC-compatible, but that once again would explain why I couldn't find any native apps for this.
While Carnado has it's official cli tool to be Carnado-cli[5]
I tried this, and got a keypair. I'm not sure how useful that is (yet).
After generating all this address I'm not sure if there is any way to get a QR code straight expect for third party but maybe you can use any good and partially secure QR code provider. not to mention anyone specifically because I'm not sure of anyone there could be hidden threats yet try qrencode
I've been using
qrencode for years, it installs through my default linux repository.
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Opening this topic was a long shot. Most of those keys I've never used before, so I'm not as familiar with them as I am with Bitcoin.