> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rampnow.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Capabilities and use cases

> What Rampnow does on each buy and sell order, and the products teams build with it

What Rampnow handles behind every onramp and offramp order, whichever [integration](/quickstart/integrations/overview.md) you choose.

## Core capabilities

**Onramp (buy)**

###  Instant quotes

* Real-time FX rates
* Network and payment method fees
* Slippage controls
* Guaranteed execution rates

###  Global payment acceptance

* **Cards**: Visa, Mastercard
* **Digital wallets**: Apple Pay, Google Pay
* **Bank transfers**: SEPA, ACH, PIX, UPI
* **Local APMs**: Auto-adjusted by region and currency

###  Blockchain delivery

* Liquidity provider routing
* On-chain execution preparation
* Direct wallet delivery
* Full transaction metadata confirmation

###  Security

* Device fingerprinting
* Behavioral risk scoring
* Payment fraud checks
* Beneficiary wallet screening

**Offramp (sell)**

###  Quote & eligibility checks

Before a sell order is created, Rampnow validates the asset and chain, checks corridor availability and returns the fiat amount, fees and FX, estimated delivery time and applicable limits. You can show users **exactly what they will receive** before they send anything.

###  Asset collection

* **User-initiated transfer**: the user sends assets from their wallet to a Rampnow-provided address.
* **Platform-initiated transfer**: you send assets from a custody or omnibus wallet after the user confirms.

Each order is tied to a unique reference for deterministic matching and reconciliation.

###  FX & treasury routing

Once assets are confirmed on-chain, Rampnow converts them into EUR using connected liquidity, routes funds via SEPA and applies risk-based checks and velocity limits.

###  Fiat payout

Users receive fiat by **bank transfer** (SEPA). Each order emits a webhook on every status change. See [Order Status](/api-reference/order-status.md).

###  Reporting & reconciliation

* Order-level records (asset, chain, user, fiat, fees)
* Payout references and bank trace IDs
* Exportable data for accounting and tax reporting

## Use cases

> **Wallets**
>
> Let users buy assets inside the wallet, and cash out to their bank when they need fiat.

> **Exchanges**
>
> Support instant fiat deposits into digital asset accounts, and withdrawals back to the bank.

> **NFT Marketplaces**
>
> Provide smooth purchase flows for first-time Web3 users without crypto friction.

> **Gaming**
>
> Allow players to acquire in-game assets or tokens with fiat for better onboarding.

> **Fintech**
>
> Add digital asset investment and cash-out features to banking and neobank applications.

> **Payments**
>
> Use the onramp and offramp as entry and exit points for cross-border transfers and settlement.


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