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MoonPay and Trust Wallet announce multi‑year on/off‑ramp partnership
MoonPay has agreed a multi‑year strategic partnership with Trust Wallet, the self‑custody crypto wallet used by more than 200 million people. Under the new arrangement, MoonPay will be the default provider for Trust Wallets Buy Crypto function for the next two years, beginning with U.S. customers. This deepens a relationship that started in 2020 and extends Trust Wallets fiat on‑ and off‑ramp capabilities for millions of users.
Seamless on‑ and off‑ramp services
Streamlined in‑app checkout
The integration delivers an in‑app checkout experience for buying and selling crypto, designed to reduce friction and speed up transactions. MoonPay supports payments in more than 190 countries, offering multiple local payment methods and fiat currencies to make crypto access easier for global users. Off‑ramp functionality, first added to Trust Wallet in early 2023, will continue to be supported and expanded under the partnership.
Focus on user experience and payment options
Both companies say the goal is to expand access to cryptocurrency with smoother flows and more payment options. MoonPay brings instant PayPal funding, Apple Pay balance top‑ups, Revolut Pay, and other local rails into the wallet experience, while maintaining compliance and licensing where required.
Part of MoonPays broader expansion strategy
Recent milestones and integrations
The Trust Wallet deal follows several high‑profile moves by MoonPay. Earlier this year the company partnered with Mastercard to introduce stablecoin payment cards, obtained a New York BitLicense allowing operation across all 50 U.S. states, and was named to CNBCs 2025 Disruptor 50 list as the only crypto‑native firm. MoonPay has also expanded wallet integrations to support TRONs TRX and Tether USDT, and signed an exclusive agreement to power all ramps for the upcoming Rumble Wallet.
What this means for crypto users
For Trust Wallet users, the partnership promises a more integrated fiat to crypto experience, with faster on‑ramps, reliable off‑ramps, and an expanded choice of payment rails. The integration is live for U.S. customers now and will roll out to additional markets over the term of the agreement. For the wider crypto ecosystem, the deal highlights ongoing consolidation of fiat rails into major wallet providers and the continued rise of regulated on/off‑ramp infrastructure.
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