Onramper is a fiat-to-crypto onramp aggregator. A single integration connects your app, wallet, or exchange to 30+ onramps and 175+ payment methods, and its routing engine automatically picks the best provider for each transaction to maximize conversion and minimize fees.

A fiat-to-crypto onramp aggregator is a service that combines many individual crypto onramps behind one API. Instead of integrating each provider separately, you integrate once and the aggregator routes every transaction to the onramp offering the best price, coverage, and approval odds for that user.

Onramper aggregates 30+ onramps and 175+ payment methods through a single integration, including cards, bank transfers, and local payment methods, such as MoonPay, Transak, and Banxa. Because the network is managed by Onramper, new providers and payment methods are added without extra integration work on your side.

Onramper supports 1500+ cryptocurrencies and coverage in 190+ countries through its aggregated onramp network. Because it routes across many providers, geographic and asset coverage is broader than any single onramp can offer on its own.

No. Onramper works out of the box through one integration and one agreement, giving you access to the full onramp network without negotiating individually. If you prefer a direct commercial relationship with a specific onramp, that can also be arranged.

Yes. The Onramper API is designed to sit alongside onramps you already use — you don't have to rip anything out. You can keep existing integrations in place and connect webhooks to the Onramper Terminal to compare performance across all providers.

Integration takes roughly eight lines of code to embed the widget. Onramper's team supports the setup, and ongoing maintenance — adding providers, payment methods, and compliance updates — is handled by Onramper rather than your engineers.

Onramper generally does not add a fee on top of the rate offered by each onramp. It fetches live quotes and routes to the cheapest available option, helping reduce the total cost per transaction.

Onramper typically does not charge end users an added fee. Instead, it earns referral fees from partner onramps based on the transaction volume it sends them — which is why it can route to the cheapest provider and still operate sustainably.

Onramper's routing engine evaluates each customer profile across 70+ factors to select the onramp most likely to approve them. For smaller transactions, it can route to providers with lighter KYC requirements, reducing drop-off during onboarding.

Onramper works only with regulated, vetted onramp partners and adheres to applicable AML/KYC requirements. Because KYC and compliance are handled by the underlying licensed onramps, you inherit their regulatory coverage through a single integration.

An onramp lets users buy crypto with fiat currency (e.g., paying with a card to receive Bitcoin). An offramp is the reverse — converting crypto back into fiat and withdrawing to a bank account or card. Onramper supports both on- and off-ramp flows through the same integration.

A single onramp offers one set of prices, payment methods, and country coverage. Onramper aggregates 30+ onramps behind one API and routes each transaction to the best option, so you get broader coverage, higher conversion, and better pricing than committing to any single provider — without maintaining multiple integrations.