On January 22, 2026, Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited activated its EU CASP licence. The move lets Ramp Network serve EU customers across all 27 member states under MiCAR rules, the company stated.
The authorisation acts as a regulatory passport for the entire bloc. It covers fiat-to-crypto conversions under MiCAR and supervision by the Central Bank of Ireland.
“Operating fully as a licensed Crypto Asset Service Provider represents a major milestone in how Ramp Network serves customers across the European Union. EU customer activity is now conducted under a single regulatory framework, providing clearer rules, stronger consumer protections, and greater consistency across member states.”
“Built and scaled in Europe, Ramp Network continues to serve the region as a core part of its long-term strategy. Becoming fully operational as a CASP reflects the maturity of our operating model and our readiness to serve EU customers under harmonised regulatory standards.”
“This step supports our focus on building a durable, compliant financial infrastructure that connects traditional finance with on-chain systems across Europe.”
Founded and built in Europe, Ramp Network said the authorisation confirms its systems and processes align with MiCAR standards. Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
