The Ramp Blog

Securing the Bridge between Worlds

Check out how we saw an increase in our integration users during a co-led First Transaction Free promotion with Trust.

Learn how Ramp's integration with Argent shortened user onboarding, enabled support for zkSync, and continued to support Argent's transition to StarkNet, resulting in significantly improved user engagement and activity metrics.

We're excited to announce that Ramp now supports ARKM, the native utility token of the Arkham Intelligence platform. This integration enables users to purchase ARKM seamlessly, expanding our comprehensive on-ramp solution and enhancing accessibility to this innovative blockchain intelligence ecosystem.

This June, our focus has been on building new partnerships and expanding our cryptoasset offerings. We also dedicated significant effort to behind-the-scenes improvements, ensuring a smoother and more efficient experience for our users.

This May, we focused on enhancing our off-ramp capabilities and deepening our local presence. We introduced SEPA Instant bank transfers in Europe, added local currency support for Visa and Mastercard payouts, secured VASP registration in Ireland, and launched Portuguese language support in Brazil.

Ramp Network, the financial technology company building payment rails connecting crypto to the global financial system, is expanding its crypto-to-fiat off-ramp support to include SEPA Instant bank transfers in Europe. In addition, Ramp is also enhancing its Visa and Mastercard payout options to include 35+ local currencies, enabling users to sell their crypto and have the amount added directly to their credit and debit cards in supported countries.

Ramp Network, the financial technology company building payment rails connecting crypto to the global financial system, has been approved by the Central Bank of Ireland for registration as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP).

Ramp Network, the financial technology company building payment rails connecting crypto to the global financial system, has added support for the Portuguese language, marking the beginning of a major product localization and accessibility drive.