MoonPay has launched MoonPay Trade, a new platform designed to give institutions and enterprises a single entry point into fragmented onchain markets.
The product connects applications, financial firms and other businesses to more than 200 blockchains and protocols through a single API, extending MoonPay’s role beyond consumer on-ramps and payments into execution, settlement and cross-chain liquidity. It is powered by Decent.xyz, the Y Combinator-backed routing company MoonPay acquired and has now integrated into its infrastructure stack.
MoonPay Trade handles cross-chain routing, collateral movement, fiat-to-on-chain liquidity, compliance workflows and unified balances across networks. The platform supports access to Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH), Solana (CRYPTO: $SOL), Base, Hyperliquid (CRYPTO: $HYPE) and Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC), along with conversions and settlement in more than 120 fiat currencies.
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The launch adds another layer to MoonPay’s institutional buildout. The company has made more than six acquisitions over the past 18 months across payments, stablecoins, custody and onchain trade execution. MoonPay also recently acquired DFlow, a Solana trading infrastructure provider that processed more than $12 billion in trading volume during the first quarter of 2026.
CEO and co-founder Ivan Soto-Wright said institutions are now tokenizing funds, moving collateral across chains and settling in multiple currencies. He said MoonPay Trade brings those pieces into one platform for institutions, enterprises and applications.
Caroline D. Pham, CEO of MoonPay Institutional and chief legal and administrative officer at MoonPay, framed the platform as the execution layer for financial firms building tokenized asset strategies with built-in compliance.
MoonPay is positioning the launch around a larger institutional shift toward tokenized assets and stablecoin settlement. The company pointed to more than $25 billion in tokenized real-world assets onchain, up from less than $2 billion three years ago, as regulated firms look for simpler ways to connect to digital markets.
For MoonPay, the message is becoming clearer: the company wants to own more of the rails between fiat, stablecoins, tokenized assets and onchain execution.