Ramp Card Deep Dive — 3 Months Later
I've been using the Ramp corporate card for almost 3 months now — and just today received the physical card. This is my full breakdown: what works, what doesn't, and who should actually apply. Since my original post back in March, over 30 people from this community have applied and gotten approved. I've personally assisted more than 15 members through the process. The fastest approval I've seen was within 10 minutes. Most get approved within 24 hours. Here's everything I've learned. Requirements Ramp is a business charge card, not a revolving credit card. Full balance is due at your statement date — roughly every 30 days. What you need: • An ITIN (no SSN required) • A registered US LLC — sole proprietor or personal applications won't work • An existing US business bank account The key metric is your business bank account balance. Ramp links your bank account during the application and assign your credit line based on that balance. From what I've seen across all the approvals: • LLC can be as new as 2-3 months old • 2-3 months of banking activity is enough • Minimum USD 25,000 in your business bank account at application • Approval limit is typically 40-60% of your bank balance • I was approved at roughly USD 45,000 on a balance of around USD 90,000 You do not need any existing credit history to apply. Document Requirements This is where Ramp stands out. No business documents at all. You only need personal ID. About 70% of applicants I've tracked were asked for one of: • Foreign passport • Proof of address • EIN letter — only seen this requested twice That's it. No tax returns, no business plans, no revenue verification beyond the bank account link. USD 1,000 Signup Bonus Ramp is currently offering a USD 1,000 signup bonus when you open your account and get approved through one of their affiliate partners. No spend requirement. No strings. Just open and get approved — the bonus comes as a virtual card you can start using immediately, even before the physical one arrives.