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This page covers the fiat side of an order: which currencies and payment methods users can pay with on onramp, how they receive fiat on offramp, and the limits that apply. For which countries users can be based in see Supported Countries; for the full list of fiat currencies see Supported Fiat Currencies; for tokens see Supported Crypto Currencies. Onramp supports cards and wallets (Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay), bank transfers and local payment methods, depending on the currency. Offramp pays out to a bank account.

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Payment methods

Real-time data — These tables are generated directly from the live Rampnow configuration API. A currency and method appear only while they are active.
How users can pay, per fiat currency.
Each tab opens with the payment modes active in that direction and their codes; the code is the value to pass as paymentMode, for example paymentMode=sepa. Codes are case-sensitive. Exact availability also depends on the user’s card issuer, 3DS/SCA requirements and region. Intent API partners can read the same data from paymentModeConfigs in GET /ext/ramp_order/config.

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Offramp payout timing

Timing depends on banking cut-off times, weekends and holidays. Card payouts (Visa Direct, Mastercard Send) are on the roadmap. On a sell order, the webhook’s walletAddress is the payout IBAN and transactionHash holds the payout reference. See the User Flow for how settlement works and the Webhook Guide for the full payload.

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Limits

Higher KYC verification unlocks higher per-transaction and cumulative (velocity) limits. These are the current caps by verification level, pulled live from the config API:
Minimum and maximum amounts per single transaction, enforced at the payment processor level.
Rolling day limit calculated from the current transaction backwards. Resets continuously as older transactions age out.
Enterprise partners can request custom limit configurations based on their use case.

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Need custom limits or a new payment method?

Email [email protected] with your use case, expected transaction volumes and target regions.