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Definition fiat on-rampfiat gateway

On-Ramp

A service that converts government-issued money into digital assets, usually funded by a bank transfer or a card payment.

On-ramps include exchanges with bank connections, licensed brokers, and payment widgets embedded inside wallets and applications. They perform identity verification, apply limits by account level and jurisdiction, and price the conversion using both an explicit fee and the exchange rate they quote. Card funding settles fastest and usually costs the most, because the provider carries chargeback risk on an irreversible delivery, while bank transfers are cheaper and slower. Availability is set by local licensing and by whether banks in that country will support the provider, so the same service can be unavailable across a border.

In practice

The same purchase can cost noticeably more by card than by bank transfer at the same provider, because the two payment methods carry different risk and processing costs.

The common misunderstanding

The advertised fee is often not the full cost; the exchange rate an on-ramp quotes can carry a markup larger than the stated fee itself.

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Related terms

Centralized Exchange A company that runs a trading venue where customers deposit funds, and the company holds those…
Custody The arrangement for safekeeping the private keys that control digital assets, and therefore for…
Know Your Customer The process a regulated firm uses to verify who its customers are before letting them trade or move…
Off-Ramp A service that converts digital assets back into government-issued money, paid out to a bank…
Payment Rail The underlying network that actually moves value between parties, such as card networks, bank…
Stablecoin A digital token designed to keep a steady value, usually one unit per dollar, so it can be used for…
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