We went from "the infra behind a few wallets" to "the infra behind basically every kind of crypto product that exists": messaging apps, self-custody wallets, RWA platforms, DeFi copilots. If your app talks to fiat anywhere, there's a decent chance it's now talking through us.
PingMe lets people send stablecoins over email, QR, or their favourite messaging app. No wallet address, no gas, no seed phrase to lose sleep over. The one thing they couldn't solve alone: getting fiat in. That's the job we picked up. Users in 26 currencies from INR and NGN to BRL and AED can now top up straight inside the app, fiat to USDC, settled in under 60 seconds. PingMe builds the "send money like a text" experience; we make sure there's actual money behind it.
European users on Cemperium can now move Euro to USDC and back to any EU bank account SEPA, SEPA Instant, cards, the works without leaving the exchange. One more reason "convert and cash out" doesn't need three different apps anymore.
WalletFlow is a self-custody wallet, and self-custody wallets have historically had one weak link: getting fiat onto them without sending users somewhere else first. We closed that gap. Users can now buy across BRL, INR, USD, EUR, GBP, and ARS, with assets landing directly in-wallet. Ethereum, Bitcoin, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, all covered. Full custody stays with the user; we just handle the part where fiat becomes on-chain.
AskORO turns DeFi into a conversation. You chat, it executes. We handle the unglamorous first step: fiat to USDC, in 50+ countries, so the AI can take it from there. Fiat → USDC via us, USDC → DeFi via ORO. Simple, finally.
Ryzer is making global real estate investing fractional and on-chain, the kind of asset class that used to need a passport, a lawyer, and a lot of patience. We're the fiat accessibility layer that lets users convert into USDT/USDC and actually participate. As real-world assets keep moving on-chain, this is the unglamorous plumbing that makes it usable by normal people, not just crypto-natives.
Coixa is a self-custody wallet built around unlocking Pi's real-world economy. Pioneers can now buy Pi directly inside the wallet, through our localized payment rails, without giving up custody. Another community, another local rail we now speak.
Aurellix Smart Wallet now runs on Onramp Money, letting users buy BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, USDT, and USDC through the payment methods they already use daily UPI, IMPS, VietQR, MoMo, Pix, FAST, QRIS, ShopeePay, and more. It's the same thesis playing out again: tokenized investing only works at scale if the "get money in" step feels local, not foreign.
The pattern across all seven: none of these products wanted to become a payments company. They wanted to be a messaging app, a wallet, a DeFi copilot, an RWA platform. We let them stay that and just handle the fiat.
Every dApp, wallet, and exchange building for Europe can now let users buy crypto the way they buy everything else credit or debit card, seconds, done. No detour required.
US users can now go from card to crypto starting at $25, across ETH, BTC, SOL, BNB, USDC, XRP, DOGE, TON, and more. Fast, secure, and about as complicated as ordering coffee.
Crypto to SGD, straight to a Singapore bank account. USDT, BTC, ETH, and 500+ other tokens covered, built for anyone based in Singapore, returning from overseas, or just looking for clean SGD liquidity.
One of Asia's most active crypto hubs now has a compliant, direct path from crypto to HKD, straight into a bank account, across 500+ tokens. Selling crypto in Hong Kong just stopped being the hard part.
Here's what's queued up:
A new listing, backed by gold — because apparently "stable" now comes in more than one flavour.
A $9,000 USDT airdrop — and a genuinely good earning opportunity for our users & ambassadors who help take it viral. If you've got an audience and a mic, this one's for you.
More wallet integrations — the list above wasn't the finale.
And a few things we're not ready to say out loud yet.
Building something that needs fiat rails? We're already plugged into wallets, exchanges, messaging apps, and RWA platforms across 70+ countries. Let's talk → onramp.money
— Team Onramp Money