September 15, 2026

Crossing the pond: Ramp is now live in the UK

“Delightful” isn’t a word you associate with a finance platform, or any platform for that matter. But it’s how our customers describe Ramp. Increasingly, we’re hearing it from UK customers, too.

We’ve spent the summer working in tandem with beta testers in the UK. They’ve put Ramp to work on everyday finance tasks, from submitting expenses to paying bills and syncing transactions to their books. Their feedback has shaped every step.

Today, I’m excited to announce that Ramp is live in the UK.

Finance, without the fuss

Delight is in the details. For someone submitting an expense, that might mean sending a quick WhatsApp message instead of opening an app. For the finance team, it’s seeing the receipt matched to the right transaction, with the information carried through correctly all the way to accounting.

We’ve brought corporate cards, expenses, bill payments, and accounting together in Ramp so those details stay connected. Transactions sync to supported accounting systems with VAT and memos included. Bills move through approval and payment, then into the books. Each step helps prepare for the next.

That makes a difference at month-end. With more of the records already in place, there’s less to gather before you close—and more time to look closely at where costs are changing, where you could save, and what to plan for next.

Here’s what UK teams can use today:

  • Corporate cards: Issue cards and set controls before employees spend a penny
  • Expense management: Collect receipts and automatically review expenses against your policy, without the back-and-forth
  • Bill payments: Route bills for approval and pay suppliers from Ramp
  • Accounting automation: Sync transaction and bill details automatically to your linked accounting system, like Xero, Quickbooks, and more

And there’s more to come. Our early UK customers have helped shape what we’re launching today, and they’ll help shape what we build next, too.

A welcome return to Ramp, this time in the UK

For one of our early customers, Fyxer, this meant coming back to a product they already knew and loved.

Fyxer is taking its AI assistant beyond email to help people across all their communications at work. Their goal: never miss what matters. It’s an idea we believe in, too. For finance teams, that means less time chasing receipts and more time spotting rising costs, finding savings, and helping the business decide where to invest next.

“We became Ramp customers in the US and loved the product. When we moved back to the UK, we had to make do without it. As soon as we heard Ramp was launching here, we immediately wanted back in.”
—Richard Hollingsworth, CEO and co-founder, Fyxer

In their first month back on Ramp, the team closed the books four days faster, a roughly 40% improvement.

That’s what we want more UK finance teams to experience. And thanks to feedback from early users like Fyxer, we’re now ready to open our doors to all businesses in the UK.

To the customers who helped us get ready to launch: thank you for your generous time and feedback. And to those we haven’t yet had the chance to help: we hope to get the opportunity to get you and your team time back, too.

– Jacob

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Ramp cards are issued in the UK by Stripe Payments UK Limited, an electronic money institution authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (firm reference number: 900461). Cards are issued under the Visa card scheme pursuant to a licence from Visa Europe Limited.

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Jacob Wallenberg•VP of International Expansion at Ramp
Jacob Wallenberg is the VP of International Expansion at Ramp. Prior to his current role he held other operational roles both at Ramp and other startups.
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