MoonPay rebrands Iron as MoonPay Enterprise, launches platform

MoonPay rebranded Iron as MoonPay Enterprise on Aug. 6, 2026, and launched a single platform that allows banks, fintechs, merchants and payroll providers to collect local fiat, convert funds into stablecoins, manage treasury operations, issue white‑label fiat‑backed tokens and make global payouts through one API.

The platform combines five functions that companies typically source separately: local fiat collection via rails such as SEPA, ACH, FPS, PIX and SWIFT; automatic conversion of incoming funds into stablecoins; institutional treasury tools for multi‑currency operations and over‑the‑counter conversions; minting and redemption for branded fiat‑backed stablecoins with compliance and onboarding; and global disbursements that can settle in local fiat or stablecoins. MoonPay provided launch figures showing the product already processes hundreds of millions of dollars for more than 50 enterprise customers across over 190 countries.

MoonPay Enterprise is the rebranded product of Iron, the stablecoin infrastructure business MoonPay acquired in March 2025. Max von Wallenberg, founder of Iron, leads the unit as chief executive. Named customers include payroll platform Deel, which uses the infrastructure to pay salaries in stablecoins, and payments firm Paysafe, which is using the platform to enable merchant crypto acceptance; Paysafe processed $167 billion in transactions in 2025.

MoonPay highlighted its regulatory coverage and security credentials. The company holds money transmitter authorizations in all U.S. states, a New York BitLicense, European authorization under MiCA and registrations in the U.K., Canada and Australia. The platform carries SOC 2, PCI DSS and ISO 27001 certifications. MoonPay noted that feature availability varies by local law, asset type and trading pair.

Ivan Soto‑Wright, founder and chief executive of MoonPay, described the market need: “Companies are paying employees in 190 countries, managing treasuries in multiple currencies, and settling amounts in real time. They need a single platform to issue, convert, and move funds globally.”

The launch came during several other recent moves in stablecoin infrastructure. Mastercard completed its $1.8 billion acquisition of BVNK on Aug. 3, and Visa announced stablecoin prefunding and payouts via a partnership with zerohash on Aug. 5. MoonPay’s Aug. 6 announcement packaged the Iron acquisition into a unified product surface.

MoonPay did not disclose longer‑term enterprise volume targets. The company stated it will expand feature availability in line with regulatory developments and client demand.

MoonPay Enterprise offers a single integration that packages issuance, conversion, treasury and payouts for corporate treasuries, payment processors and payroll providers that choose not to build custody and compliance systems in‑house.