Ramp has launched stablecoin accounts and payments for all customers, allowing businesses to hold stablecoins, earn yield, and pay vendors in USDC or USD from one platform. The service integrates stablecoin transactions with existing approval workflows, controls, and accounting systems. During its public beta, more than 150 Ramp customers across various industries adopted the feature. The platform enables instant, global payments that settle in minutes rather than business days, eliminating banking holidays and weekend delays. Ramp built the service in partnership with Stripe, using Bridge and Privy infrastructure for stablecoin operations. The company serves more than 70,000 organisations and processes over $200 billion in annual purchases. Businesses can pay vendors in stablecoins directly from multiple account types and automatically sync transactions to their accounting systems.

Ramp has expanded its AI token spend management tool, according to CEO Eric Glyman. The company's co-founder discussed AI token costs and transparency during a recent appearance on financial news programme Squawk Box. The tool helps businesses monitor and control spending on AI tokens, which are used to measure and bill for artificial intelligence service usage. Glyman outlined the company's approach to managing these costs as AI adoption continues to grow across enterprises. Ramp, which provides corporate cards and expense management software, is extending its platform to address the emerging need for AI-related spend tracking. The development reflects increasing demand from companies seeking better visibility into their AI infrastructure costs.

Ramp has launched Ramp for Construction, a suite of tools designed to help construction firms control spending at the job level and prevent cost overruns. The platform addresses industry fragmentation by connecting field operations and back-office finance at the point of spending. The solution uses AI to pre-fill job codes and cost details for field workers, reducing administrative burden. It enables project-based approvals, provides real-time budget tracking across card and invoice activity, and automates retainage tracking and compliance document reviews. Construction firms using the platform have achieved notable efficiency gains: over 70% of receipts are matched within 24 hours, and teams save more than 15 hours monthly through automation. Field teams submit 2.7 times more transactions with accurate cost coding at submission. The platform integrates with major construction management systems including Viewpoint, Sage, CMiC, and NetSuite. Ramp serves over 70,000 organisations and processes over $200 billion in annual purchases.