Ramp Network becomes the highest-ranked crypto company on Sifted's Rising 100 B2B SaaS Startups for 2024

At Ramp, we’ve always believed in pushing boundaries and delivering solutions that genuinely make a difference. Today, we’re excited to share some news that underscores the impact of our efforts.

Ramp has been recognized in Sifted's prestigious list of the 100 most promising B2B SaaS startups in 2024, securing the 24th spot. What makes this achievement even more special is that Ramp stands as the highest-ranked crypto company on the list, reflecting our commitment to innovation and excellence in the Web3 space.

The significance of this recognition

This recognition isn’t just a milestone for us, it’s a reflection of the tangible value we bring to our partners and users. Being ranked among the top B2B SaaS startups underscores our leadership in the industry and affirms that Ramp offers robust, secure, and forward-thinking solutions that empower businesses to thrive in the digital economy.

For our partners, this means collaborating with a company that not only innovates but consistently delivers benefits—whether through our unmatched security standards, comprehensive crypto asset support, or our relentless commitment to compliance.

A special acknowledgment to Balderton Capital

Behind every successful company is a network of support that helps fuel its growth. We’re grateful to Balderton Capital, one of the most active investors in this year’s Rising 100, for their unwavering belief in our mission. Their support has been instrumental in our ability to scale and continue delivering exceptional value to our partners.

Looking ahead

This recognition motivates us to keep innovating and to further enhance the solutions we offer. While we’re proud of our achievements, we’re even more excited about what’s to come. Ramp remains committed to helping our partners succeed and to driving the future of digital transactions.

Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey. We look forward to achieving even greater things together in the years ahead.

Curious to see the full list? You can check out the complete report from Sifted here.