• MoonPay introduced an enterprise stablecoin suite that lets companies issue and manage their own stablecoins across multiple blockchain networks.
  • The platform integrates issuance, distribution, payments, and liquidity tools, enabling firms to deploy custom stablecoins with a full infrastructure stack.

MoonPay has launched an enterprise stablecoin suite that lets companies to issue and manage their own stablecoins across various blockchain networks.

This launch is exciting because it immediately offers issuance, distribution, payments, swaps, and on-ramp and off-ramp integration functions in a single service package.

No long introductions and no long-winded warm-ups, this is truly a step that shows how MoonPay wants to move up in the crypto-asset-based digital payments market.

🪙 BREAKING: MoonPay just launched our enterprise stablecoin business

🌍 Powered by @m0 and @Iron , we’re helping partners build and scale customizable, interoperable stablecoins across our global payments network! pic.twitter.com/GtdQ3bgTgv

— MoonPay 🟣 (@moonpay) November 13, 2025

MoonPay Expands Its Stablecoin Ambition Through Strategic Partnerships

This stablecoin suite wasn’t built alone; MoonPay partnered with M0, an infrastructure provider that supports application-specific stablecoins.

This collaboration allows the company to offer a more efficient issuance process without having to build the technology from scratch.

Furthermore, MoonPay’s internal team is also strengthened by the addition of Zach Kwartler as Head of Stablecoins and Derek Yu, who handles treasury. Both bring experience in finance and digital asset management, making the service more operationally mature.

What makes this discussion even more interesting is the reach of their target market. MoonPay targets clients in the United States, Asia, and Latin America, regions that have recently been actively adopting stablecoins for cross-border payments and other digital financial needs.

Not only that, MoonPay also appears to want to provide a customizable solution for companies looking to issue their own tokens without the hassle of technical requirements.

However, some details are still being kept under wraps, such as which blockchains are supported and the fee structure for user companies.

Even so, this move still positions MoonPay as a player looking to expand into the stablecoin space, especially for services previously considered too complicated by many companies.

Key Developments Shaping a Broader Digital Payments Vision

Meanwhile, CNF previously reported that last October, MoonPay launched MoonPay Commerce , a global crypto payment platform that makes it easier for businesses to accept digital asset payments.

The platform uses Helio technology, which makes checkout much more seamless thanks to its API and broader crypto-fiat flexibility.

Furthermore, MoonPay acquired Meso in September to further its ambition of creating a global payments network that unites banks, cards, and blockchain.

This acquisition also brought in two key figures, Ali Aghareza and Ben Mills, who now strengthen MoonPay’s technology and product leadership.

If you draw a line, all of these steps seem to connect: the Meso acquisition builds the foundation, MoonPay Commerce provides a payment channel, and the stablecoin suite becomes a key pillar in their digital payments ecosystem.