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Ramp for Government (RampGov)

Ramp

Ramp provides a unified platform for charge cards, expense management, and bill payments, designed to maximize visibility, enforce policy controls, and drive operational efficiency at scale.

ReadyModerateNo agency authorizations on record
FedRAMPReadyAgency path ⓘ
FedRAMP impact levelModerateGovernment Community Cloud
Runs on—Not recorded by FedRAMP
Agency authorizations0ATO or reuse on record ⓘ

Source: FedRAMP Marketplace · refreshed Oct 7, 2026 · How the data works

How to buy

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Confirmed buying paths

  • Vendor directGovernment sales page from the FedRAMP record
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What it does

Ramp provides a unified platform for charge cards, expense management, and bill payments, designed to maximize visibility, enforce policy controls, and drive operational efficiency at scale. Our customers rely on Ramp to manage their financial operations, drive efficiency, and stop wasteful spending.

Authorization details

  • Offering
    Ramp for Government (RampGov)FedRAMP ID FR2516072131
  • Status
    FedRAMP ReadyAgency authorization path · FedRAMP Ready Jul 8, 2026
  • FedRAMP impact level
    ModerateAuthorized against the FedRAMP Moderate baseline, the most common one.
  • Deployment
    Government Community CloudSaaS
  • Runs on
    Not recorded
  • Assessor (3PAO)
    Coalfire Systems, Inc.
  • Government sales
    govteam@ramp.comContact published on the FedRAMP listing
  • Data as of
    Oct 7, 2026FedRAMP Marketplace, refreshed daily

An authorization belongs to this specific offering and boundary; the vendor’s other offerings are listed separately. Source: FedRAMP Marketplace · refreshed Oct 7, 2026.

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