MoonPay

Sells crypto for a card or bank payment, on its own site and inside other apps, and buys it back. In 2025 Canada's FINTRAC fined a MoonPay subsidiary about C$537,000 for anti-money-laundering failures; it has appealed. In 2024 the Texas Department of Banking fined MoonPay $30,516 in a consent order for stablecoin sales it found to be unlicensed money transmission; MoonPay neither admitted nor denied the findings. In 2021 Malta's financial regulator, the MFSA, declined to license MoonPay's Malta company and directed it to stop operating from Malta.

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  • moonpay.comThe address our listing links to.
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  • Updated 6 Oct 2026The last time we edited this listing.

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