MoonPay adds Cash App Pay for U.S. crypto buys. Users can fund ETH, SOL, XRP and USDT purchases from their Cash App balance across 10+ wallets including MetaMask and Ledger.
MoonPay has turned on Cash App Pay as a funding method for U.S. customers buying crypto through its checkout system. Users can pull from their Cash App balance to buy ETH, SOL, XRP, and USDT without first moving money between apps.
The integration is live across MoonPay's own interface and on partner platforms including MetaMask, Ledger, Trust Wallet, Uniswap, BitPay, Tangem, LOBSTR, Edge, Moonshot, and Bitcoin.com. Cash App holders who want Ether or Solana can fund a non-custodial wallet through that same flow without needing a separate exchange account.
Cash App itself supports Bitcoin and, as of this summer, USDC. It does not carry the wider range of tokens MoonPay lists. The partnership lets Block's 59 million active Cash App users reported in Q2 reach those assets without Block having to integrate each one itself.
The move follows MoonPay's 2024 PayPal integration and its later Venmo rollout. Same pattern: link an existing payment account balance directly into a crypto purchase, skip the bank transfer step.
MoonPay has been pushing beyond its consumer onramp business. It bought security firm Sodot in April for roughly $100 million in stock, then picked up Solana trading infrastructure shop DFlow in May and cross-chain protocol Glide in July. DFlow's tech now runs MoonPay Trade, an institutional-grade routing platform covering 200-plus blockchains. Franklin Templeton put its tokenized BENJI money market fund on that platform for stablecoin operations.
This month the company launched PayBox, a non-custodial tool that lets AI agents make purchases, swap tokens, and interact with DeFi protocols within user-set limits. The Cash App integration is a straight consumer play: lower the friction, widen the asset list, keep the checkout familiar.
Cash App Pay is available now to qualified U.S. customers. Users who already have a balance do not need to deposit fresh funds before they trade.
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