Ramp Network Secures EU-Wide MiCAR CASP License

• For all 27 EU member states, Ramp Networks MiCAR authorization serves as a regulatory passport.
• Under constant EU regulatory oversight, the authorization covers the essential operations that allow Ramp Network to provide smooth conversion between fiat currency and digital assets.

Today, Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited, trading as Ramp Network, a financial technology company that links the global financial infrastructure with the cryptocurrency economy, announced that it is now operational as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) in the EU. Moreover, EU clients are now fully served under its authorized CASP licence. The Central Bank of Ireland and the Marketing in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCAR) regulations govern all EU customer activity, which is carried out under its CASP authorization.

For all 27 EU member states, Ramp Networks MiCAR authorization serves as a regulatory passport. Ramp Network may now provide its on- and off-ramp services across the European Union under a single, standardized license thanks to this permission. Under constant EU regulatory oversight, the authorization covers the essential operations that allow Ramp Network to provide smooth conversion between fiat currency and digital assets.

Przemek Kowalczyk, CEO of Ramp Network stated:

“Operating fully as a licensed Crypto Asset Service Provider represents a major milestone in how Ramp Network serves customers across the European Union. EU customer activity is now conducted under a single regulatory framework, providing clearer rules, stronger consumer protections, and greater consistency across member states. Built and scaled in Europe, Ramp Network continues to serve the region as a core part of its long-term strategy. Becoming fully operational as a CASP reflects the maturity of our operating model and our readiness to serve EU customers under harmonised regulatory standards. This step supports our focus on building a durable, compliant financial infrastructure that connects traditional finance with on-chain systems across Europe.”

Ramp Network, which was established and developed in Europe, said that the action demonstrates its long-term dedication to the EU market and to doing business in accordance with European regulatory requirements. The first completely unified regulatory framework for crypto services in the world is MiCAR. It establishes guidelines for consumer protection, operational resilience, transparency, and governance. Ramp Network’s accreditation for EU clients attests to the fact that its systems and procedures facilitate compliant expansion across Europe and are in line with these criteria.

Operating as a CASP puts Ramp Network in a strategic position to service EU clients under a common regulatory framework as opposed to under disparate national regimes. As MiCAR is implemented across member states, this alignment is meant to promote regulatory clarity, cross-border uniformity, and sustainable development within the European digital asset market.

The financial technology firm Ramp Network creates solutions that link the current global financial infrastructure with the cryptocurrency economy. Ramp Network offers companies and consumers in more than 150 countries a simplified and seamless experience when converting between cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies via its primary on- and off-ramp solutions. The world’s most popular payment methods, such as bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay, debit and credit cards, and more, are fully integrated with Ramp Network. The Irish Central Bank regulates Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited, trading as Ramp Network.