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MoonPay has integrated its crypto payments and stablecoin infrastructure into Paysafe’s global payments platform, positioning MoonPay at the core of a new crypto rail embedded in a network that processed $167 billion in transactions in 2025. The partnership enables Paysafe merchants to add crypto and stablecoin funding options alongside existing cards, digital wallets, eCash, bank transfers, and local payment methods without separate integrations.
The first jointly launched product, Pay with Crypto, uses MoonPay’s Commerce Checkouts technology to let customers fund accounts with USD Coin and other major stablecoins or cryptocurrencies, which are then rapidly converted into U.S. dollars for use where permitted. Targeted verticals include e‑commerce, financial services, retail, and especially U.S. online gaming and daily fantasy sports, where Paysafe sees cryptocurrency evolving from a speculative asset into a practical payment unit.
For MoonPay, the deal reflects a strategic shift in stablecoin infrastructure from direct‑to‑consumer offerings to embedded rails within established payment processors, significantly expanding its enterprise footprint and transaction volume potential. Merchants gain crypto capabilities through Paysafe’s single integration, while MoonPay handles wallet connectivity, transaction verification, and instant conversion, reducing operational and compliance friction.
End users can connect crypto or custodial wallets or use QR‑code flows on mobile devices to initiate deposits, which MoonPay then settles in U.S. dollars to fund customer accounts in seconds. For operators such as daily fantasy sports platforms, this broadens deposit options and can improve conversion with minimal technical overhead.
MoonPay also gives operators settlement flexibility: they can receive funds almost instantly in stablecoins to a business crypto wallet or settle in U.S. dollars or other major fiat currencies via MoonPay’s Virtual Accounts. This leverages MoonPay’s regulatory stack, including a New York BitLicense, a New York Limited Purpose Trust Charter, U.S. money transmitter licenses, and MiCA authorization in the EU, potentially accelerating institutional adoption of crypto payments on a compliant basis.
CEO Ivan Soto‑Wright framed the move as closing the gap between crypto technology and real‑world payments utility through faster, cheaper rails embedded in mainstream checkout flows. With more than 30 million customers across 180 countries and over 500 enterprise clients, MoonPay’s integration with Paysafe materially extends its distribution, positioning the company to capture growing stablecoin‑driven payment volumes and reinforcing its role as a key bridge between traditional payment systems and blockchains.

