Fiat to crypto. Spritz supports on-ramps through auto-ramp accounts (funded by ACH,
wire, or SEPA) and through linked bank accounts pulled via ACH debit. See
On-ramp and
Linked bank on-ramp.
A request to off-ramp to a destination. It captures the intent to pay along with the
fulfillment terms, the fees, the amounts, and the address to send crypto to. You create
a quote, then fulfill it on-chain. See Off-ramp.
The on-ramp counterpart to an off-ramp quote, for ACH debit. It’s the intent to pull
funds from a linked bank account to on-ramp. See
Linked bank on-ramp.
Spritz’s name for a virtual account. It’s a virtual bank account in the user’s name.
Send fiat to it, and when the fiat arrives it auto-converts to crypto and delivers it to
the wallet address and chain you choose. This is the on-ramp side. See
On-ramp.
The inverse of an auto-ramp account. It’s a blockchain address that auto-off-ramps: send
a stablecoin to it and Spritz converts it to fiat and settles it to the linked account.
Each auto-ramp account has its own auto-ramp address. Currently this is EVM chains only,
and it’s the same address on every network Spritz supports.
Spritz’s OAuth flow that lets an existing Spritz platform user grant you access to act
on their behalf, instead of you creating a new user. See
Onboarding.
