Operator GuideRamps
Routes
Dashboard > Ramps > Routes · Chains: Stellar, Solana, Polygon
Where your users' ramps can go right now, leg by leg. Routes come from the providers and corridors you enabled under Providers, and end only on the chains your app enables.
Reading a route
Pick Buy (on-ramp) or Sell (off-ramp). Each card is one fiat currency and one token on a chain (for example BOB to USDC on Stellar) and shows:
- the preferred path and its number of legs. For example: BOB paid by bank QR, a provider leg (Stereum) to USDT on Polygon, a swap to USDC on Polygon, then a bridge to USDC on Stellar
- the fallback paths, used when the preferred one cannot be quoted
A leg is one of three kinds:
| Leg | What it does |
|---|---|
| provider | The ramp provider takes fiat and delivers a token (Buy), or takes a token and pays out fiat (Sell) |
| swap | Exchanges one token for another on the same chain |
| bridge | Moves a token to another chain (Circle CCTP for USDC) |
The fewest legs win; the others are fallbacks. The number of legs per route is capped (shown at the bottom of the page, 4 by default).
Each leg is priced and timed when your user asks for a quote, so the page shows paths, not prices.
If no route is listed, enable a ramp provider under Providers; its routes show up as soon as it is on.