Wallet ramp readiness

Crypto iOS, Solana & Ethereum Wallet Ramps

Prepare crypto iOS wallets, Solana wallets and Ethereum wallets for stablecoin onramps, offramps, USDC, USDT, gas and recovery.

Make the Wallet a Verified Part of the Ramp

Wallets are not passive destinations. They control addresses, networks, token display, approvals, recovery and the evidence users rely on when a ramp transaction completes. RMP.xyz™ explains how to prepare mobile and desktop wallets before value moves.

Crypto iOS wallet checklist

Review network support, token visibility, address display, biometric controls, recovery method, cloud-backup policy, phishing protections, transaction simulation and customer support. Test recovery with care before storing meaningful value.

Solana wallet workflow

For Solana USDC, confirm the address belongs to the Solana network and that the wallet supports the delivered USDC asset. Save the transaction signature after receipt and label the transaction for future reconciliation.

Ethereum wallet workflow

For Ethereum USDT, confirm the token contract, maintain ETH for gas and review token approvals. Avoid unlimited approvals where they are not required, and revoke outdated permissions when appropriate.

Self-custody responsibility

Self-custody gives the user control of keys and transactions, but it also shifts recovery and error risk to the user. No ramp can reverse a valid blockchain transfer sent to the wrong address.

Route rule: verify the exact stablecoin, blockchain network, wallet address, beneficiary and net delivered amount before authorizing a transaction.
Crypto iOS, Solana & Ethereum Wallet Ramps workflow illustration
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Match asset + network
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Verify wallet + beneficiary
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Reconcile final value