MoneyGram has expanded its Ramps service to Solana. Wallets, exchanges, and developers in this network now have access to converting fiat funds to cryptocurrency and vice versa through the company's payment network.
Ramps previously operated on the Stellar network, making Solana the second supported blockchain network. Rift became the first Solana ($SOL) wallet to integrate the service. Now users can transfer funds between cryptocurrencies and local currencies via MoneyGram.
In a post on X announcing the Solana launch, MoneyGram stated that it serves over 60 million customers at nearly 500,000 retail locations across more than 170 countries. Solana developers gained access to this network through a single API.

Source: Solana
According to MoneyGram, Ramps supports cash deposits in over 25 countries and cash withdrawals in over 170 countries and territories. The service is integrated into the Solana Developer Platform's payments module: developers can add MoneyGram's infrastructure for fiat on- and off-ramps without building their own bank integrations.
The company stated that launching Ramps on Solana is part of a broader effort to deploy the service across multiple blockchain ecosystems. In June, MoneyGram became a Solana validator by staking $SOL and processing transactions on the network. As part of this expansion, the company joined the Solana Developer Platform.
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