Ramp Launches Stablecoin Accounts and Payments Across Seven Networks, Including Solana

Jul 21, 2026

On July 21, 2026, Ramp announced the general availability of stablecoin accounts and payments for its customers, allowing businesses to manage fiat and stablecoin funds within the same approval, control, and accounting workflows. Ramp said stablecoin payments can settle in minutes and operate 24/7. The company built the service with Stripe, whose Bridge and Privy infrastructure powers stablecoin issuance, orchestration, and wallets. TheStreet reported that stablecoin deposits are supported across seven blockchain networks, including Solana. Ramp said more than 150 customers adopted stablecoin accounts during the public beta, including 0x, a farming business, and a church.

Ramp stablecoin accounts launch

▪Ramp launched the general availability of integrated stablecoin accounts and payments on July 21, 2026, allowing its 70,000+ business customers to hold, send, and receive USDC and USDT.
▪Ramp built its stablecoin infrastructure in partnership with Stripe, utilizing Stripe's Bridge for stablecoin issuance and orchestration, and Privy for underlying wallet services.
▪Ramp's stablecoin accounts allow businesses to hold stablecoin balances, earn rewards, pay vendors or employees, and reconcile transactions automatically within their existing accounting systems.

Cross-border payment inefficiencies

▪Ramp said that a cross-border payment routed through correspondent banks can take three to five business days to arrive and accumulate fees and foreign exchange spreads.

Stablecoin integration with finance operations

▪A Ramp beta customer reported that stablecoin payments represented roughly 10% of vendor payments but consumed 50% of the accounts payable team's time when managed through a separate system.
▪Ramp's stablecoin product embeds stablecoin balances directly into existing approval workflows and accounting systems alongside fiat, rather than splitting them into a separate system.

Solana settlement infrastructure

▪TheStreet reported that Ramp supports stablecoin deposits across seven blockchain networks, including Solana.

Early customer adoption patterns

▪Scott Guenther, Head of Finance at 0x, stated that Ramp's stablecoin accounts enabled the firm to make payments in both fiat and stablecoins using a single unified system.
▪More than 150 customers adopted Ramp's stablecoin accounts during its public beta phase, including non-crypto organizations such as an agricultural business and a church.