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Crypto on- and off-ramps, with a bank behind them
Last updated October 11, 2026
We place businesses that need fiat on-ramps or off-ramps with banks and providers that will review that flow, in the US and abroad. Exchanging crypto for fiat for others generally makes you a money transmitter under FinCEN's 2019 guidance, so licensing comes first. Subject to bank approval. Approval is never guaranteed.
We place payment processing, business banking and crypto rails for high-growth, complex businesses with institutions that take the industry, then watch the chargeback ratios, reserves and reviews that get accounts closed, with more than one rail so one bank's no doesn't stop the business. Approval is never guaranteed.
Who it's for
- Exchanges and brokers that need fiat rails
- Businesses that settle customers in or out of crypto
- OTC desks moving size between bank and crypto
- Crypto-adjacent companies whose bank stopped the ramp
What the bank needs
- Licenses you hold today
- Counterparties and corridors
- How you screen customers
- Where fiat settles
Does running a ramp make you a money transmitter?
Usually. FinCEN's 2019 guidance says a person that accepts and transmits value, including exchanging convertible virtual currency for fiat for others, is generally a money transmitter (FIN-2019-G001). That means FinCEN registration (31 CFR 1022.380) and, in most states, licensing. The bank will check.
Does the GENIUS Act matter here?
Yes, if stablecoins pass through the ramp. Three years after July 18, 2025, digital asset service providers can't offer or sell payment stablecoins in the US unless a permitted issuer issued them, with limited exceptions (GENIUS Act, Sec. 3). See the GENIUS Act guide.
How do we help?
We place on-ramps and off-ramps when a bank will review the fiat side. We don't promise a timeline, and we don't promise the account stays open. We're not a bank, processor, or money transmitter. We structure the deal, build the file, and place it with institutions in our network: decades of relationships with 40+ financial institutions and solution providers. The bank decides, and approval is never guaranteed.