Mercuryo(@Mercuryo_io):To build or not to build? That is the question many teams face before adding an on-ramp to their product. Integration is usually the go-to approach, as it lets you launch in days or weeks instead of months or even years, and hands the ongoing maintenance off to the provider, including payment rails, live rates, and compliance. Building your own on-ramp is usually much more involved than it looks from the outside. The demo comes together fast; what doesn't show up on the roadmap is the years of upkeep that follow. In our latest guide, we break down both paths and explain which one fits different business scenarios.

2026.08.26 15:49

To build or not to build? That is the question many teams face before adding an on-ramp to their product. Integration is usually the go-to approach, as it lets you launch in days or weeks instead of months or even years, and hands the ongoing maintenance off to the provider, including payment rails, live rates, and compliance. Building your own on-ramp is usually much more involved than it looks from the outside. The demo comes together fast; what doesn't show up on the roadmap is the years of upkeep that follow. In our latest guide, we break down both paths and explain which one fits different business scenarios.