MoonPay, a crypto payments company, has launched MoonPay Enterprise, a stablecoin payments infrastructure platform that enables businesses to integrate fiat payments, treasury management, cross-border payouts, and stablecoin issuance through a single API. The launch expands MoonPay's enterprise offering following its acquisition of stablecoin infrastructure provider Iron in March 2025.
The platform is designed for banks, fintech firms, payment providers, and merchants building stablecoin-based payment products. It combines fiat payment collection, stablecoin conversion, global payouts, and white-label stablecoin issuance into a unified infrastructure layer, reducing the need to integrate multiple providers.
Built on Iron's API-first infrastructure, MoonPay Enterprise allows businesses to receive funds through traditional payment rails, including ACH, SEPA, Faster Payments, PIX, wire transfers, and SWIFT. Fiat deposits can then be automatically converted into supported stablecoins and settled to blockchain wallets through the same integration.
MoonPay believes businesses often rely on separate providers for fiat collection, stablecoin infrastructure, liquidity, and cross-border settlement. MoonPay Enterprise is intended to consolidate those functions into a single platform.
The platform includes four core products:
- Pay In, which enables businesses to collect fiat through local payment rails and virtual accounts before converting funds into stablecoins.
- Convert, which provides institutional stablecoin liquidity for treasury operations, large conversions, and liquidity management.
- Pay Out, which supports international payouts in local fiat currencies or stablecoins across supported markets.
- Issue, which enables businesses to create fully reserved, white-label stablecoins using MoonPay's issuance infrastructure.
"Businesses are paying workers across 190 countries, managing multi-currency treasuries, and settling value in real time. They need one platform to issue, convert, and move value globally. MoonPay Enterprise gives them exactly that through a single integration," said Ivan Soto-Wright, founder and CEO of MoonPay.
The platform operates on top of the company's existing regulatory and payments infrastructure, including money transmitter licenses across the United States, a New York BitLicense, Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA), and registrations in the United Kingdom and Jersey. Service availability varies by jurisdiction, supported assets, and liquidity conditions.
The platform also meets SOC 2, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001 compliance standards.
Moonpay's enterprise infrastructure processes hundreds of millions of dollars in payment volume across more than 190 countries and serves more than 50 enterprise customers.