Fintech firm Ramp Network has released a multichain, self-custodial wallet designed to cut reliance on third parties for core actions like buying, swapping and cashing out crypto. The app lets users complete on-ramps, swaps and withdrawals inside a single wallet using Ramp’s own infrastructure rather than being redirected to external providers.
At launch the wallet supports Ether (ETH) across eight networks: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Linea, MegaETH, Optimism, Polygon zkEVM and zkSync Era. Ramp says it will add additional chains over time, including Bitcoin, Solana, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Apechain, Avalanche, Celo and Gnosis.
Ramp built the product to simplify self-custody by consolidating payments, swaps and fiat access in one non-custodial experience. The wallet uses USDC on Base as the primary in-app balance for transfers, payments and activity while users retain control of their private keys. Security features include passkey-based protection and an optional key export for users who want to move keys elsewhere.
The company positions the new wallet as reducing the number of intermediaries involved in transactions rather than inserting another intermediary. Co-founder and CEO Przemek Kowalczyk said the goal is a more consistent, predictable experience with improved execution control while preserving user ownership.
Ramp previously operated mainly as an infrastructure layer powering purchases inside partner apps, including MetaMask and Trust Wallet, and has served more than 10 million users through those integrations. Similar wallets that embed DEX-style buy and swap features include MetaMask, Phantom, Best Wallet and Exodus.
The wallet will be available globally except in the European Union, where additional regulatory approvals are required. Ramp is listed as a Crypto Asset Service Provider under the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets framework (MiCA) since December 2025, but the company says launching a wallet product in the EU requires further steps it expects to complete in the coming months.