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Ramp Network will be fully operational across the EU as a licensed crypto asset service provider.
Ramp Swaps (Ireland) Limited, trading as Ramp Network in Financial Technology, today announced that it operates as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) in the European Union and serves EU customers under an approved CASP license. All EU client activities are conducted under the CASP Authorization, which includes regulatory requirements set by the Crypto Asset Marketing Regulation (MiCAR) and the Central Bank of Ireland.
The Ramp Networks MiCAR authorization serves as a regulatory passport for all 27 EU member states. This approval allows Ramp Network to provide on-ramp and off-ramp services across the European Union under a single, unified license. This authorization covers Ramp Network’s core activities to facilitate conversion between fiat currencies and digital assets under the supervision of EU regulations.
Lamp Network said the move reflects its long-term commitment to the EU market and to operating under European regulatory standards. MiCAR is the world’s first fully harmonized regulatory framework for crypto services. Setting standards for governance, operational resiliency, transparency, and consumer protection. For EU customers, Ramp Network’s approval confirms that its systems and processes comply with these standards and support compliant growth across Europe.
From a strategic perspective, operating as a CASP will enable Ramp Network to serve EU customers within a single regulatory structure rather than through fragmented national systems. This collaboration aims to support regulatory clarity, cross-border consistency and sustainable growth within the European digital asset market as MiCAR is implemented across Member States.
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