The cryptocurrency payments infrastructure provider Ramp Network has extended its reach to include all 50 states in the union.
According to the fintech startup’s announcement that its payment rails would be extended to 17 additional US states, millions of customers will now have access to Bitcoin and other digital assets.
With this expansion, Ramp can now serve not only the recently added states but also 33 states and the District of Columbia. On September 10, Ramp announced the milestone in a press statement.
Bringing Crypto to Over 100 million Americans
As part of its expansion, Ramp will now provide services in some more difficult areas, like New York. Szymon Sypniewicz, the CEO and co-founder of Ramp Network, claims that it also welcomes new users and collaborations on the site.
Remarkably, more Americans are purchasing cryptocurrency; according to a recent Coinbase survey, 58% are aware of Bitcoin.
Although more than 50 million Americans claim to own cryptocurrency, this figure may rise as a result of onboarding programs like Ramp Networks.
In addition to enabling hundreds of our partners to onboard over 100 million individuals in the now accessible states, this expansion enables us to serve all Americans.
Ramp Network reports that the countrywide rollout will enable users to purchase and trade over 100 cryptocurrencies, supporting credit/debit cards, bank transfers, Google Pay, and Apple Pay as payment methods.
The platform supports major cryptocurrency wallets like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and Exodus. All of the popular cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin (BTC), will be available for purchase and sale.
Leading stablecoins Tether and USDC are also supported by Ramp Network. Although the site has more than 100 cryptocurrency assets listed, it warns that listed and supported tokens may differ from state to state due to regulatory limitations.
