
Ramp Network is now operating as an authorised Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) in the European Union.
This milestone signifies that EU customer exchange services on Ramp Network are now conducted under the harmonised regulatory framework established by the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR).
Rather than navigating different national regimes, customers interact with Ramp Network under one regulatory structure, built specifically for crypto asset markets in Europe.
What has changed?
Until now, crypto companies across Europe often operated under a variety of national Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) regimes. With CASP authorisation, Ramp Network provides regulated services under a single EU-wide standard.
Please note: While our exchange service (buying and selling assets) are provided under this regulated CASP framework, certain features of the Ramp Network App—specifically the Self-Custodial Wallet remain unregulated activities.
Why MiCAR matters for EU customers
The CASP framework establishes standardised rules across the European crypto market. For EU customers, this provides:
• Established rules governing how crypto services operate.
• Consumer protections and disclosures provided in accordance with the MiCAR framework.
• A consistent service experience across EU member states.
• Legal certainty for cross-border crypto activity.
Our commitment to European standards
Ramp Network was founded in Europe, and this transition reflects our focus on building durable, compliant financial infrastructure. We have structured our EU operations to align with MiCAR requirements across governance, risk management, and customer disclosures
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Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited trading as Ramp Network is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
Using Top Up, Buy or Sell:
Warning: Crypto Assets are volatile and you may lose your entire invested capital.
Using self custodial wallet:






