Ramp vs Relay
Why businesses choose Ramp over Relay
Relay splits your cash across separate accounts and charges for wires. Ramp's Checking Account* earns 2.01% APY¹, sends same-day ACH and wires through Bill Pay for free⁴, and runs your cards, bills, and expenses on the same platform.

Top 3 reasons leaders pick Ramp over Relay
Earn on the account you pay from

Free same-day ACH and wires

Cards, bills, and cash on one platform

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“It's great to be able to park our operating cash in the Ramp Business Account where it earns an actual return and then also pay the bills from that account to maximize float.”
Mike Rizzo
Accounting Manager, MakeStickers

Why choose Ramp for your business banking
Separate accounts are one way to keep taxes, payroll, and operating cash apart. Ramp keeps your operating cash in a Checking Account that earns 2.01% APY¹, uses target-balance rules to keep it at the level you set, and pays every card statement, bill, and reimbursement from the same place. Your books stay in sync, and your team stops shuffling money between accounts.
in payments processed by Ramp Banking each month
of bank transfers happen automatically among customers who use Target Balance⁵
average customer savings
FAQ
No. Relay’s checking account doesn’t pay interest. Ramp pays 2.01% APY¹ on eligible funds in the Checking Account itself, with no monthly fee.
Yes. Ramp lets you set up multiple Ramp Checking Accounts, and target-balance rules refill your operating account automatically.
No. Both are financial technology companies that work with partner banks. Ramp Checking Account deposits are held at First Internet Bank of Indiana, Member FDIC. Relay's banking services are provided by Thread Bank, Member FDIC.
Nothing. Same-day ACH, domestic wires, and international wires sent through Ramp Bill Pay and reimbursements from a Ramp Checking Account are free.⁴
Sign up for Ramp, open a Checking Account online, and transfer funds from Relay. Many businesses start by running cards and bill pay on Ramp, then move the cash that funds those payments once the workflow is in place.