March 31, 2026

The world's most demanding companies run on Ramp

In 2025, our enterprise customer base grew 133% year over year. Shopify. Fanatics. Stripe. Twilio. Companies operating across borders, currencies, and regulatory landscapes, with zero tolerance for systems that break at scale.

Expanding our partnership with Visa

This week, we're deepening our relationship with Visa. Visa is becoming a Ramp customer, while our teams work together to deploy Visa Intelligent Commerce and the Visa Trusted Agent Protocol across our 50,000-plus customers. Read the full announcement here.

"Enterprises are looking for payment solutions that reduce friction, not add to it," said Visa President of Commercial and Money Movement Solutions Chris Newkirk. "Ramp's approach to automation and real-time controls aligns with Visa's mission to make commerce simpler and more secure."

Why enterprises are choosing Ramp

Organizations aren’t choosing Ramp to simply swap one expense tool for another. They chose Ramp because their old infrastructure couldn't keep up: manual controls that require constant review, retroactive audits that catch problems after money is spent, and disconnected systems that create blind spots across every entity.

Ramp replaces that. We don't speed up the steps. We remove them.

"Ramp's approach to automation and real-time controls aligns with Visa's mission to make commerce simpler and more secure." —Chris Newkirk, President of Commercial and Money Movement Solutions, Visa

Transactions are captured, coded, policy-checked, and reconciled as they happen. Finance teams get real-time visibility across every entity and currency. Controls enforce themselves at the point of spend instead of flagging violations after the money is gone. Month-end goes from a fire drill to a status check.

The results speak for themselves.

Out-of-policy spend drops 62% in two years on Ramp

Companies on Ramp see a 62% decline in out-of-policy spend over their first two years. The longer you're on Ramp, the more compliant your spend becomes. Not because we add more rules, but because the system trains better financial behavior at the point of spend, with every transaction.

That's why the world's largest companies are making the switch.

We're just getting started

Every quarter, the platform gets more capable. The work ahead is to bring this level of control and intelligence to every company operating at global scale.

We're just getting started.

— Colin

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Colin Kennedy•Chief Business Officer, Ramp
Colin Kennedy is Ramp's Chief Business Officer. He formerly managed partnerships globally for Stripe and brings 15 years of senior leadership, business development, and product experience at three successful FinTechs and Fortune 100 firms.
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