MoonPay announced an enterprise stablecoin suite integrated with M0 alongside the addition of former Paxos executives, shifting its profile from an on‑ramps provider to full infrastructure. The Nov. 13 announcement offers companies, fintechs and payment providers a way to issue, manage and distribute stablecoins across channels with stated U.S. regulatory compliance, particularly impacting corporate treasuries, wallets and international remittance services.
The initiative combines the programmable M0 platform with the prior acquisition of Iron, an API‑first infrastructure for stablecoin issuance aimed at creating application‑customizable stablecoins.
According to reports from AInvest and Markets, MoonPay proposes an end‑to‑end offering that covers issuance, on/off‑ramps, swaps and payment processing, supported by money transmitter licenses in several U.S. states.
The stated goal is to reduce cross‑border transaction costs by up to 80%, leveraging lower latency and multichain interoperability to streamline payments and settlements.
Context and impact of the enterprise stablecoin suite
The company has recruited former Paxos executives to lead the business: Zach Kwartler will serve as head of stablecoins and Derek Yu will oversee treasury and liquidity, bringing experience in white‑label products and issuance operations. The talent reinforcement seeks to accelerate regulatory and operational traceability, according to reports.
The competitive context is intense: established providers like Circle and Tether dominate supply and market capitalization, while institutional infrastructures such as Fireblocks vie for position in custody and tokenization for banks and fintechs. The Hyperliquid case, where several issuers and providers competed to offer a native stablecoin, illustrates the market preference for specialized, integrated and compliant solutions.
MoonPay presented the suite and hires on Nov. 13, with the next operational milestone focused on opening enterprise issuances and activating multichain integrations. Related developments by other institutional issuers and infrastructure providers will continue shaping the stablecoin market agenda.
