
MoonPay Enterprise consolidates fiat collection, stablecoin issuance, treasury management, and cross-border payouts for banks and fintechs. Deel and Paysafe are live on the platform.
MoonPay has launched MoonPay Enterprise, a stablecoin infrastructure platform for banks, fintechsaine merchants. The release is the company's largest platform expansion since it bought stablecoin infrastructure firm Iron in March 2025.
The system consolidates fiat collection, conversion to digital assets, treasury management, token issuance, and cross-border settlement into a single platform.
Built on Iron's technology, the platform lets organizations create virtual accounts, manage multi-currency holdings, and move value internationally through ACH, wire transfers, and SWIFT. Incoming fiat deposits convert automatically into stablecoins and land in designated digital wallets via one application programming interface.
The setup removes the prior need to coordinate separate vendors for on-ramps, issuance, liquidity, and settlement, reducing operational friction, costs, and compliance complexity.
MoonPay Enterprise handles inbound payments through regional systems like SEPA, ACH, FPS, and PIX, plus international SWIFT options. Users get institutional-grade liquidity for treasury activities, platform funding, and large over-the-counter trades. Outbound capabilities support disbursements in stablecoins or local fiat in supported regions. Clients can also create fully backed, customizable white-label stablecoins using the platform's issuance tools.
Founder and CEO Ivan Soto-Wright said organizations increasingly handle payroll across multiple countries, manage diverse currency reserves, and need rapid settlements. He stressed the value of a single system handling issuance, conversion, and global value movement.
MoonPay Enterprise CEO Max Wallenberg said enterprises should not have to master banking systems, liquidity handling, or blockchain operations on their own; the platform delivers those functions as ready infrastructure through one connection.
MoonPay brings its existing regulatory footprint to the product: money transmitter authorizations across all US states, a New York BitLicense, European MiCA authorization, and registrations in the UK, Canada, Australia, and other jurisdictions. The platform holds SOC 2, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001 certifications.
MoonPay said the platform already handles hundreds of millions of dollars in transaction volume across more than 190 countries, serving over 50 enterprise clients. Availability depends on location, regulatory environment, asset type, and trading pairs.
Early adopters show the range of use cases. Payroll provider Deel uses the system for stablecoin-based compensation. Payments firm Paysafe has integrated it into its platform to let merchants accept cryptocurrency at checkout. Other partners include Whop, WalletConnect, Ingenico, Avici, Exodus, Citrea, and Scopex.
By merging previously fragmented tools, MoonPay Enterprise aims to simplify the operational challenge of mixing traditional finance with stablecoin technology, supporting efficient global transfers for institutional users.
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