@ramp-kit/server

@ramp-kit/server

Zero-dependency production backend for @ramp-kit/core. Two jobs:

• API-key proxy — your ramp provider key lives on this server, never in the browser. The frontend reaches only a strict allowlist of ramp endpoints; everything privileged is blocked.
• Webhook receiver — verifies provider signatures and turns deliveries into typed events.

Plain Node (node:http, node:crypto) — no framework, no dependencies. Node ≥ 20.

Install

npm install @ramp-kit/server

Standalone server

import { createRampServer } from "@ramp-kit/server";

createRampServer({
  proxy: {
    apiKey: process.env.ETHERFUSE_API_KEY!,
    environment: "production",       // sandbox | production
    // pathPrefix: "/etherfuse",     // default
    // allowSimulation: true,        // sandbox-only; hard-blocked in production
  },
  webhooks: {
    etherfuseSecret: process.env.ETHERFUSE_WEBHOOK_SECRET!,
    onEvent: (type, entity) => {
      // order_updated | swap_updated | customer_updated | kyc_updated | …
      queue.push({ type, entity });
    },
  },
}).listen(8787);

The frontend then targets the proxy instead of the provider:

new EtherfuseProvider({ apiKey: "", baseUrl: "https://api.myapp.com/etherfuse" });

Or mount the handlers in an existing Node server: createRampProxy(config) and createEtherfuseWebhookHandler(config) are plain (req, res) => Promise<boolean> handlers.

Endpoint allowlist

Only what a ramp frontend legitimately needs is forwarded:

Allowed	Blocked (403)
GET /ramp/me, /ramp/assets, /ramp/bank-accounts, /ramp/order/:id	Organization management
POST /ramp/quote, /ramp/order, /ramp/wallet	Partner statements, fees
POST /ramp/order/:id/cancel, /ramp/order/:id/regenerate_tx	Webhook management
POST /ramp/order/fiat_received (sandbox + opt-in only)	Everything else

Webhook signature verification

• Etherfuse — X-Signature: sha256={hex}: HMAC-SHA256 over the RFC 8785-canonicalized JSON body, keyed with the base64 secret returned once by POST /ramp/webhook. Constant-time comparison; the handler acks 2xx immediately (Etherfuse retries only 3× with 5s intervals) and dispatches the event afterwards.
• Manteca — verifyMantecaSignature(rawBody, header, secret) for their shared-secret HMAC (header name confirmed during Manteca onboarding).

canonicalize() (RFC 8785 subset) is exported for reuse.

Handle events idempotently

Deliveries can arrive out of order. Key your processing on resource id + status, and drive logic from the payload's status field — not arrival order.

Full documentation and demo apps live in the latam-ramp-kit repository. AI tooling (MCP server + agent skill) is available — see @ramp-kit/mcp.

MIT © Armando Cruz