MoneyGram Brings Cash-to-Crypto Ramps to Solana
Rift is the first Solana wallet to integrate the API, which supports cash deposits in more than 25 countries and withdrawals in more than 170 countries.
- On Tuesday, August 11, 2026, MoneyGram launched MoneyGram Ramps on the Solana blockchain, providing wallets, exchanges, and developers API access to its global cash network for fiat and stablecoin transactions.
- Building on its reputation of over 85 years, MoneyGram operates a global network serving more than 60 million customers. This expansion extends the company's blockchain strategy beyond its existing work with Stellar, positioning it as a multichain payments provider.
- Rift became the first Solana wallet to integrate the service, enabling users to convert USDC into local currency. The integration automates identity checks, compliance, and real-time stablecoin settlement for developers.
- Developers can now connect applications to MoneyGram's physical network, which includes cash deposits in more than 25 countries and withdrawals in more than 170. This access eliminates the need to build separate banking infrastructure.
- While the service is authorized in most U.S. states, it remains unavailable in Alaska, Louisiana, Hawaii, and New York. MoneyGram currently lists bank and debit card withdrawals as "coming soon" for the Ramps product.
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