MoonPay advanced its transformation into a full-stack digital asset infrastructure provider this week, rolling out new trading, payments, and AI products while deepening its role in decentralized finance. The company also expanded its community impact efforts through a New York City public school initiative.
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MoonPay completed the integration of Decent.xyz to launch MoonPay Trade, an institutional-grade cross-chain execution platform spanning more than 200 blockchains. Positioned as the core of MoonPay Institutional, the service unifies execution, settlement, FX, and compliance for banks, asset managers, and fintechs.
The firm extended its Gateway product to Hyperliquid, enabling one-click fiat conversion into any eligible on-chain asset on the high-volume perps-focused Layer 1. By connecting directly to on-chain liquidity via MoonPay Trade and other DEX aggregators, Gateway allows partners to support new tokens without additional technical integrations.
Earlier in the week, MoonPay announced Headless Onramps, a white-label checkout that embeds Apple Pay, Google Pay, and card purchases directly into partner apps in the U.S., the EEA, and over 100 markets. This API-only model aims to improve conversion and UX for wallets, exchanges, and consumer apps using MoonPay’s compliance and payments rails.
The company bolstered its AI strategy with the acquisition of Dawn Labs and the launch of Dawn CLI, an AI-native trading agent that turns natural-language strategies into executable code and backtests. It also brought Solana-based trading provider DFlow in-house to strengthen low-latency execution and routing for tokenized assets and prediction markets.
On the institutional and payments front, MoonPay expanded MoonAgents Card, a virtual Mastercard enabling stablecoin spending from self-custodied wallets in the U.K. and Latin America, and signed an MOU with Woori Bank in Korea to support KRW-denominated stablecoins. The firm further built out MoonPay Institutional with wallet, custody, collateral, and stablecoin settlement via a single API.
Complementing its product expansion, MoonPay advanced its ESG profile through the Crypto for Good initiative with New York Cares, directing nearly $500,000 to Title I schools and coordinating volunteer projects at a Bronx public school. The effort supports MoonPay’s positioning as a compliant, socially engaged bridge between traditional finance and digital assets.
Collectively, these developments solidify MoonPay’s shift from a simple fiat on-ramp to a vertically integrated, AI-enabled infrastructure platform spanning trading, payments, and tokenization. The week’s announcements enhance its competitive position with institutions and regulators and underline a broad, long-term growth strategy across DeFi and traditional financial markets.