MoonPay launches trading platform connecting 200+ blockchain networks
MoonPay Trade provides institutions with unified access to execution, settlement, and liquidity across digital asset ecosystems.
MoonPay launched MoonPay Trade, a platform that enables financial institutions, enterprises and applications to access more than 200 blockchain networks and protocols through one API. The platform supports transaction execution, settlement, asset conversion and payments across more than 120 fiat currencies, while serving as the execution infrastructure behind MoonPay Institutional.
Key highlights
Access to 200+ blockchain ecosystems through one API: MoonPay Trade enables institutions and enterprises to interact with more than 200 blockchain networks and liquidity sources without building separate integrations for each chain, protocol or venue.
Cross-chain transaction and settlement capabilities: The platform supports routing, execution and settlement across networks including Ethereum, Solana, Base, Hyperliquid and Bitcoin, while also enabling the movement of digital assets across different blockchain environments.
Institutional infrastructure with compliance support: MoonPay Trade includes regulatory, KYC, AML and reporting capabilities designed for financial institutions and enterprise users operating in regulated environments.
Built on acquired technology and expanded execution capabilities: The platform is powered by technology from Decent, a cross-chain routing company acquired by MoonPay. It also complements MoonPay's acquisition of DFlow, which processed more than $12 billion in trading volume during the first quarter of 2026.
Positioned for growth in tokenized asset markets: The launch comes as tokenized real-world assets exceed $25 billion in onchain value and institutional participation in blockchain-based financial products continues to increase across payments, settlement and fund distribution use cases.
What this launch tells us
MoonPay Trade reflects a growing focus on simplifying institutional participation in digital asset markets. As tokenized assets, stablecoins and blockchain-based settlement become more widely adopted, infrastructure providers are shifting from individual services toward broader platforms that combine execution, compliance, settlement and liquidity access. The launch also highlights an emerging trend where firms seek to reduce blockchain fragmentation by providing a unified layer that connects traditional financial operations with multiple digital asset networks.
