Onramper partners with HaHa Wallet, further upgrading the Monad ecosystem entry

SerumDegen · 2025-12-17T15:00:11+00:00

Monad mainnet launches and partners with Onramper, allowing users to conveniently purchase cryptocurrencies through HaHa Wallet, lowering entry barriers, promoting ecosystem development, enhancing user interaction efficiency, and driving the transition from fiat to on-chain.

SerumDegen

2025-12-17 15:00:11

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【Crypto World】Monad mainnet is now live, and ecosystem development is ongoing. Payment aggregation platform Onramper has just announced a deep partnership with Monad’s native wallet HaHa Wallet. What does this collaboration mean? Users can now purchase cryptocurrencies directly within HaHa Wallet using over 130 local payment methods across more than 190 countries and regions worldwide.

In simple terms — the entry barrier has been significantly lowered. No matter which country you’re in or what your payment habits are, you can easily access the Monad ecosystem. After purchasing, users can immediately trade, deploy assets, or interact with various dApps on this high-performance blockchain, with almost zero friction throughout the entire process.

For the Monad ecosystem, this is an important step toward infrastructure completeness. The combination of payment aggregation and native wallet bridges the last mile from the fiat world to the blockchain, directly impacting the speed at which new users can join.

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HalfIsEmpty

· 2025-12-20 08:17

Over 190 payment methods in different countries? If this really takes off, Monad will soar, and the threshold will be lowered by several levels. --- Zero friction entry sounds good, but I wonder how strict the review process for these payment methods is... --- Haha, now even my dad can buy directly. Feels like the ecosystem construction is a bit competitive. --- Breaking through the last mile is indeed the key, but where is the real liquidity? That part. --- This set of strategies is serious, but it depends on the actual conversion rate. --- Wait, what about Onramper's fees? Are they cheap or are they just another way to cut the leeks? --- Easy entry is simple, but can the application ecosystem on Monad really support this wave of new users?

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CryptoTarotReader

· 2025-12-19 15:29

Wow, this really opens the door for ordinary people. Payment methods from over 190 countries are directly integrated into the wallet. This is what infrastructure should look like.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 2025-12-18 12:08

Haha, now Monad is really about to take off, with the entry barrier directly maxed out. --- The number of over 190 countries is a bit exaggerated, right? Actually usable are just a few. --- Finally no need to go through so many steps, just buy directly in the wallet. Comfortable. --- Payment aggregation is indeed a key step. Many people were stuck at the fiat currency conversion before. --- Monad ecosystem is now complete; now it’s all about the project quality. --- Claiming zero friction is a bit of an overhyped marketing, but it’s definitely much smoother than before. --- Curious if there are any domestic payment methods among the 130 options. --- This is how an ecosystem should be built, not just shouting about concepts. --- Wait, when did this collaboration go live? I didn’t see it. --- Entry is easier, but whether you can make money is a different story.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-17 15:27

Onramper really maximized Monad's onboarding experience, now users worldwide can enter painlessly HaHa Wallet integrated with Onramper's 130 payment methods, this combination is indeed powerful, the infrastructure is finally complete With such a low entry barrier, whether the subsequent ecosystem can keep up is the key Zero friction might be a bit exaggerated, but it has indeed been simplified a lot compared to before Monad's infrastructure paving this time is quite interesting, connecting the last mile from fiat to the chain is not just talk

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PuzzledScholar

· 2025-12-17 15:24

Wow, Monad is really about to take off now, the threshold has been lowered to the minimum... But speaking of which, is there anything new about this kind of partnership? It seems every chain is doing the same thing. Can HaHa Wallet turn things around with this move? I need to keep an eye on it. Wait, 190 countries and 130 payment methods? Is this data real? It's easy to get in, but also easy to run away. Do you understand, brothers? Monad still has some substance; they've definitely put effort into infrastructure.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 2025-12-17 15:18

Interesting, the Monad combo truly addresses real pain points. With over 130 payment methods in more than 190 countries, small-town youth can now easily get on board.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 2025-12-17 15:15

Haha, now it's really like rolling out the red carpet to welcome newcomers, with direct connections to over 190 countries. That's pretty impressive. --- Monad is truly committed to building its ecosystem, seamlessly integrating payments and wallets, much more impressive than some other chains' flashy operations. --- Honestly, a good onboarding experience can definitely attract new users, but keeping up with ecosystem applications isn't a problem. --- This step is quite critical for Monad, but in the end, it still depends on whether the quality of dApps can hold up. --- Over 130 payment methods, it feels a bit over-packaged. The key is whether gas fees and speed can compete. --- Finally, someone has broken through this path. It was a nightmare to get into the chain space before. Now, it’s more comfortable. --- Zero friction? That seems a bit doubtful. In practice, there will still be various pitfalls. --- Monad's approach is somewhat like copying Solana's script; it all depends on who runs more steadily in the future. --- The partnership momentum is quite strong, but the real test is still ahead. We'll see what tricks ordinary users can come up with.

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not_your_keys

· 2025-12-17 15:14

Damn, this time the entry is really smooth. Payment methods in over 190 countries directly connect to the wallet? This is the true infrastructure work that should be done. --- HaHa Wallet搭Onramper, Monad's paving this time is serious... Who can refuse zero-friction entry? --- The key is really opening up the last mile. All those complicated processes before can now be really thrown away. --- Payment aggregation sounds simple, but few can do it well... Monad's combination punch is quite something. --- No matter how you see it, lowering the entry barrier means attracting more new users, the prelude to ecosystem explosion? --- Over 190 countries and 130 payment methods... this scale is indeed outrageous. The question is, will users really use it? --- Basically, whoever makes the entry more comfortable wins. Monad's move this time is serious.

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LiquidityHunter

· 2025-12-17 15:08

Finally, someone has made the onboarding experience smooth. This is what should be done. --- Over 190 countries' payment methods stacked together—sounds impressive, but how many are actually usable? --- The term "zero friction" is back again. Every time it's said, but in the end, you still have to wait, undergo reviews, and deal with all sorts of hurdles. --- Monad is indeed serious about building infrastructure this time, unlike some chains that just boast without real practice. --- Payment aggregation + native wallet—this combination actually has some potential. At least you don't have to juggle ten different apps. --- I haven't heard of HaHa Wallet before. Is the new project reliable? As long as it works, that's enough. --- I believe in lowering the barriers, but whether real users will come depends on the subsequent ecosystem.

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CounterIndicator

· 2025-12-17 15:03

Haha, now there's really no reason to delay trying to join Monad, with over 130 payment methods directly in your face, it's a bit ruthless. --- Another "zero friction"—why do I feel this term has been overused? When there's truly zero friction, no one mentions it anymore. --- But to be fair, the figure of over 190 countries really packs a punch; onramper didn't brag this time. --- Wait, does this mean Monad is about to really ramp up? Can the ecosystem become even more blue-chip? --- Still, as I said, infrastructure is important, but it depends on dapp and user activity. Having a good channel alone isn't enough. --- The combination of payments + wallets is exactly what it should be. Previously, many chains were underperforming in this area.

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