Ramp Network has been authorised as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) under the EU’s new MiCAR framework, approved by the Central Bank of Ireland — giving it EU-wide passporting rights across all 27 member states.
This authorisation is a major milestone for Ramp Network, a financial technology company that builds the rails between the crypto economy and today’s global financial infrastructure.
Ramp’s on- and off-ramp services—already used in 150+ countries and integrated with major payment methods like cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay, and Google Pay—can now be offered seamlessly throughout the European Union under a single harmonised licence.
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A Turning Point for Regulated Crypto Access in Europe
MiCAR is the world’s first fully harmonised crypto regulatory regime. It introduces standards for:
governance and operational resilience
transparency and disclosures
consumer protection
secure handling of digital assets
Ramp’s authorisation signals that its systems, controls, and risk framework meet the EU’s highest regulatory expectations—and that it is positioned to scale trusted, compliant crypto access for millions across Europe.
“MiCAR gives Europe a clear and unified framework for building trustworthy crypto services. For us, this authorisation is more than a licence; it’s a commitment to making on-chain value work in everyday life."
Przemek Kowalczyk, CEO of Ramp Network
“Europe has always been our home. This milestone confirms that our infrastructure meets Europe’s expectations and brings us closer to giving people a simple, reliable account they can use with confidence across the EU.”
The authorisation also strengthens Ireland’s position as a rising regulatory hub for the EU’s digital asset sector.
“MiCAR provides the regulatory clarity the crypto industry has long needed. For users, it means higher standards, more rigorous checks, and confidence that we operate the right way. By choosing Ireland for our MiCAR license, we’re aligning with one of Europe’s strongest environments for digital-asset oversight.”
Barry Coffey, CEO of Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited
What the Approval Unlocks
With MiCAR accreditation, Ramp Network can now:
operate legally across all EU member states under a single licence
expand partnerships with banks, wallets, exchanges, and fintechs
provide compliant fiat ↔ crypto conversion infrastructure at scale
accelerate integration of regulated digital-asset services into mainstream financial products
This positions Ramp as one of the few companies able to offer fully MiCAR-compliant access points between traditional finance and the crypto economy—just as Europe moves toward more unified digital-asset regulation.
