Ramp
Ramp is an American financial technology company founded in 2019. It offers corporate cards, bill pay and spend-management software for startups and enterprises, competing with other business-finance stacks rather than consumer neobanks.1
History
Ramp launched with a focus on helping companies control spend and automate expense workflows. It grew quickly in the US startup ecosystem alongside peers in corporate-card fintech.
Founders
Eric Glyman is co-founder and chief executive officer of Ramp, the New York-based corporate-card and spend-management platform. Glyman co-founded Ramp in 2019 with a thesis that finance software should help companies spend less—not more—by combining cards, bill pay, accounting automation and controls. Under his leadership Ramp became one of the fastest-growing U.S. fintechs serving startups and mid-market finance teams.
Karim Atiyeh is co-founder and chief technology officer. Atiyeh partnered with Glyman to build Ramp's product and engineering organisation, delivering real-time expense categorisation, policy controls and integrations that position Ramp as finance infrastructure adjacent to business neobank and card issuers.
Reception
Ramp is known for corporate cards paired with software that aims to reduce spend. It competes with bill-pay and card platforms rather than retail neobanks, but occupies the same finance-stack conversation for startups.
Products
Corporate cards, accounting integrations, bill pay, procurement workflows and reporting. Card issuing and banking rails run through partner institutions.
References
- Ramp is a fintech company; cards and accounts are issued or held with partner banks.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Ramp?
- Ramp is an American corporate card and spend-management platform for businesses.
- When was Ramp founded?
- Ramp was founded in 2019.
- Where is Ramp headquartered?
- Ramp is headquartered in New York, U.S..
- Who founded Ramp?
- Ramp was founded by Eric Glyman, Karim Atiyeh.
- What type of company is Ramp?
- Ramp is described as Private in its neobank.wiki profile.
See also
- Airwallex — Airwallex is an Australian-founded business fintech for global accounts, payments and spend management.
- Alex Johnson — Alex Johnson is the founder of Fintech Takes, a widely read fintech newsletter and podcast; he is active on X as @AlexH_Johnson.
- Alexandre Prot — Alexandre Prot is co-founder and CEO of Qonto, the Paris-based European business neobank.
- Ali Niknam — Ali Niknam is founder and CEO of Bunq, the Amsterdam-based licensed Dutch neobank.
- Ally Bank — Ally Bank is a large U.S. online bank offering deposits, loans and investment products without branches.