Pay On-ramp (Buy Crypto with Cards) | Crypto.com Help Center (2024)

FAQs

Does Ramp Network accept credit cards? ›

To that end, Ramp offers users an extensive range of payment and payout methods, including credit and debit cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PIX (in Brazil), to name just a few.

Contact Your Bank: Sometimes, banks may block certain types of transactions, including those related to cryptocurrency, as a precautionary measure. If you're experiencing issues with your card payments, a simple call to your bank can often resolve these blocks and provide clarification on any transaction limits.

Currently, we only support credit or debit cards issued by either Visa or Mastercard.

At Ramp you can buy crypto with credit cards, debit cards, bank transfers, and more. Just choose your asset, then buy and send crypto directly to your own crypto wallet.

Check if your card is valid, or reach out to your bank to see if they blocked it. Make sure you use debit or credit cards issued by either MasterCard or Visa. Double-check that your 3D Secured is enabled. Ensure your transaction does not exceed the KYC limits.

Unfortunately, there can be many reasons why card payments are failing or getting rejected whether by our payment systems or your own bank systems starting from security flags, insufficient funds, bank account spending limits, details mismatch or unusual usage of the card/bank account being used.

Payment Methods

We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Discover, and Diners Club credit cards or debit cards. We also accept cryptocurrencies via Crypto.com Pay.

There are multiple reasons why your crypto purchase gets declined. Some of the most common include insufficient funds, a poor internet connection, or wrong card details. All of them can be fixed in just a few minutes.

Ramp is a corporate charge card powered by the Visa network. Unlike credit cards, charge cards require you to pay your monthly balance in full by each statement period. There is no ability to carry over balances, and therefore, Ramp does not charge interest.

A quick note from the Ramp team – We don't maintain corporate bank accounts or any lines of credit with SVB, nor do they facilitate our bill payments or reimbursem*nts. Ramp cards are issued by Sutton Bank & Celtic Bank (Members FDIC) and remain 100% available for use.

How do I get cash from my Ramp card? ›

Your Ramp card is a corporate charge card, and can't be used to withdraw cash.

You'll receive an order confirmation email from Ramp, and your crypto will generally arrive between 5-20 minutes. Ramp will save your information to streamline future purchases.

After selecting how much you'd like to spend or the volume of crypto you want to purchase on the Ramp application, select the bank transfer option as your payment method. After you've begun the bank transfer process, open your banking app to transfer funds from your account to Ramp for your purchase order.

The Ramp Corporate Card isn't a traditional business credit card. Rather, it's a charge card, which means you have to pay your balance in full each month. Eliminating even the ability to accrue interest charges by using the Ramp card could save your business significant amounts of money over time.

Key takeaways. Most major credit card issuers don't permit gambling purchases with their credit cards, whether officially in their terms or unofficially by declining the transactions. Issuers that do allow gambling purchases often process the charge as a cash advance.

We accept American Express, Mastercard and Visa credit or debit cards. If you're unsure whether your card is contactless-enabled, check with your card issuer.

The four major credit card networks are Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. Two of these, American Express and Discover, serve as both the network and issuer. Not all merchants accept credit cards from all networks.