Ramp Network, a major crypto infrastructure provider, has launched a self-custodial multichain wallet. The product integrates on-ramp, off-ramp, and swap functions directly, aiming to eliminate the fragmented user experience common in wallets that rely on third-party services. It initially supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, and assets across eight networks including Solana and Arbitrum. The wallet is available globally, though not in the European Union at launch.
Ramp Network has launched a multichain wallet designed to consolidate core crypto functions. The wallet allows users to buy, sell, trade, and cash out within a single application without relying on external providers.
The company has historically operated as the infrastructure layer for crypto purchases within partner applications like MetaMask. It now brings that infrastructure directly into its own consumer-facing product.
This addresses a common limitation where self-custodial wallets depend on external services for key actions. That reliance often leads to fragmented experiences and repeated identity verification checks.
“Every self-custodial wallet has the same problem nobody talks about,” said Przemek Kowalczyk, CEO and co-founder of Ramp Network. “The moment you try to actually do something, buy, swap, or cash out, you get sent to a third party you’ve never heard of and asked to verify yourself again.”
From launch, the wallet supports Bitcoin and Ethereum along with assets across eight networks. These include Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, and Solana.
Ramp Network built and operates the core infrastructure powering the wallet’s on-ramp, off-ramp, and cross-chain execution. This allows users to transact across supported networks within one application.
The wallet operates as a unified account across chains, with balances and trading managed in one place. It uses USDC on Base as a core balance for transfers and payments.
All assets remain under user control through a self-custodial setup secured by passkeys. Existing Ramp Network users can access the wallet with their existing credentials.
The wallet is available globally, excluding the European Union. Additional regional availability is expected as regulatory conditions evolve.
