Paysafe partners with MoonPay to add crypto payment options

Paysafe (NYSE: PSFE) has integrated with MoonPay to offer cryptocurrency payment capabilities on its global payments platform, which processed $167 billion in transactions in 2025, according to a company announcement.

The partnership introduces "Pay with Crypto," allowing customers to use stablecoins or cryptocurrencies to fund their accounts where permitted. The solution converts crypto deposits to U.S. dollars and supports sectors including e-commerce, financial services, retail, and iGaming.

"Crypto rails are making payments faster and cheaper, and our job is to close the gap between this technology and real-world utility," said Ivan Soto-Wright, founder and CEO of MoonPay.

The integration embeds stablecoin infrastructure directly into Paysafe's existing platform alongside traditional payment methods such as cards, digital wallets, and bank transfers. Merchants can access crypto payment functionality without requiring separate integrations.

Users can connect crypto or custodial wallets to fund deposits, with MoonPay's technology supporting transactions via QR codes. The system instantly converts crypto deposits to U.S. dollars for account funding.

Zak Cutler, president of global gaming at Paysafe, noted the growing use of stablecoins in online gaming markets. "We're seeing this shift gather pace in the country's online gaming market," Cutler said.

The solution offers settlement flexibility, allowing operators to receive payments in stablecoins through crypto wallets or in U.S. dollars and other fiat currencies through MoonPay's Virtual Accounts system powered by Iron.

MoonPay, founded in 2019, serves more than 30 million customers across 180 countries and maintains regulatory licenses including a New York BitLicense and money transmitter licenses across the United States.

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