Investing.com – British cryptocurrency infrastructure company Ramp Network has expanded its services to support cryptocurrency asset purchases in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, Investing.com has learned.
The company, which is building the payments infrastructure that connects cryptocurrencies to the mainstream financial system, has added 17 more states to its platform, expanding access to its services across the country.
“Making web3 accessible and useful to everyone is at the heart of Ramp Network’s mission,” Szymon Sypniewicz, CEO and co-founder of Ramp Network, told Investing.com.
“We’re now expanding seamless entry and exit to 100 million Americans. At the same time, we’re offering access to 100 million potential customers to the hundreds of developers we partner with who use our platform to make onboarding easier and more accessible for their products.”
Ramp Network’s registration services, previously available in 33 states and the District of Columbia, allow users to buy and sell over 100 cryptocurrencies with “fast delivery and high transaction limits.”
The latest expansion provides access to over 100 million additional users in states such as New York, Florida, Louisiana, and Ohio, allowing them to apply bank cards and Apple (NASDAQ:) to pay for the purchase of popular cryptocurrencies such as , , and , among others.
Sypniewicz noted that the United States is the company’s largest sales market.
“This expansion allows us to serve all Americans, but also enables hundreds of our partners to join the more than 100 million people in the states that are now available. We are excited to offer nationwide access and look forward to welcoming new users to our platform,” he said.
The expansion comes amid growing interest in cryptocurrencies in the U.S. A Coinbase (NASDAQ:) report reveals that Bitcoin is a warm topic for Americans, whether they invest in it or not.
According to research from Coinbase, 58% of Americans are aware of Bitcoin, and 15% are considering acquiring the cryptocurrency in the near future. As more states regulate cryptocurrencies, the demand for simplified onboarding solutions like Ramp is expected to grow.
Ramp Network, which works with major crypto wallets like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and Exodus, serves over 150 countries and regions and supports purchases in 42 fiat currencies. The company recently launched a document-free verification system in Brazil to speed up crypto purchases, with plans for a broader rollout.
Ramp is focused on simplifying digital asset transactions by enabling developers to integrate crypto check-ins and check-outs directly into their apps. The company is also expanding support for local payment methods in Argentina, Mexico, India, and other countries to support make Web3 more accessible around the world.