Ramp Network, a global crypto infrastructure provider, has launched a new multichain wallet aimed at eliminating user reliance on third-party services for core digital asset actions like buying, selling, trading, and cashing out.
The wallet allows consumers to manage assets from eight networks, including Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, and Solana, alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum, all within a single application. This integration brings Ramp's established infrastructure directly to the end-user, simplifying the self-custodial experience.
Historically, self-custodial wallets have fragmented user experiences by requiring repeated identity verification and multiple interfaces for fundamental functions. Ramp's wallet consolidates these features, enabling users to authenticate once and transact across supported networks without additional onboarding.
"Every self-custodial wallet has the same problem nobody talks about," stated Przemek Kowalczyk, CEO and co-founder of Ramp Network. "The moment you try to actually do something, buy, swap, or cash out, you get sent to a third party you’ve never heard of and asked to verify yourself again. We built the infrastructure ourselves, so we never have to do that. One account, every chain, your keys."
The new wallet offers functionality comparable to centralized systems while maintaining full user control over assets, secured by passkeys with key export capabilities. It leverages USDC on Base as a core balance for transactions. The wallet is globally accessible, with plans to expand regional availability and supported assets in future updates.
Ramp Network, founded in 2017, aims to simplify self-custody and empower users worldwide to manage their digital assets securely.