Jurisdictions

RampAtlas covers 20 countries and 50 US states. Each page summarises the regulatory position, the exchanges that serve residents, and the assets available to buy.

Countries

JurisdictionExchanges availableStatus
Australia20Published
Brazil18Published
Canada5Published
France19Published
Germany22Published
India12Published
Ireland23Published
Italy23Pending verification
Japan13Published
Mexico15Published
Netherlands20Published
Nigeria11Pending verification
Singapore10Published
South Africa17Published
South Korea16Published
Spain22Published
Switzerland17Published
United Arab Emirates13Published
United Kingdom18Published
United States15Published

US States

JurisdictionExchanges availableStatus
Alabama15Published
Alaska13Published
Arizona15Published
Arkansas15Published
California14Published
Colorado15Published
Connecticut14Published
Delaware15Published
Florida15Published
Georgia13Published
Hawaii13Published
Idaho15Published
Illinois15Published
Indiana13Published
Iowa15Published
Kansas14Published
Kentucky15Published
Louisiana12Published
Maine12Published
Maryland14Published
Massachusetts14Published
Michigan15Published
Minnesota15Published
Mississippi15Published
Missouri15Published
Montana15Published
Nebraska15Published
Nevada11Published
New Hampshire14Published
New Jersey14Published
New Mexico15Published
New York10Published
North Carolina12Published
North Dakota14Published
Ohio14Published
Oklahoma15Published
Oregon14Published
Pennsylvania15Published
Rhode Island15Published
South Carolina15Published
South Dakota14Published
Tennessee14Published
Texas11Published
Utah14Published
Vermont14Published
Virginia15Published
Washington14Published
West Virginia15Published
Wisconsin13Published
Wyoming15Published

Guides

  • Crypto Estate Planning: Making Sure Your Coins Aren't Lost With You

    Passing on cryptocurrency requires two things that an ordinary will does not provide on its own, a record of what exists and where, and a route by which the person inheriting it can reach the keys, because no court order can recover a seed phrase nobody wrote down.

  • Self-Custody vs Exchange Custody: How to Decide

    Deciding between self-custody and exchange custody means choosing which failure you would rather be exposed to, a company that loses or freezes your assets or a mistake of your own that nobody can undo, and most people resolve it by splitting holdings rather than picking one for everything.

  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs vs Buying Bitcoin Directly

    A spot bitcoin ETF is a share in a fund that holds bitcoin, bought in a brokerage account and settled like any other listed security, while buying bitcoin directly gives you the asset itself on an exchange and the option to move it into a wallet you control, and the difference is custody rather than exposure.