MoonPay launches virtual accounts in New York State, expanding enterprise stablecoin payment infrastructure
Foresight News reported that crypto payment network MoonPay announced the official launch of its Iron platform’s virtual account services in New York State, supporting fintech companies, crypto platforms, neobanks, and financial institutions to integrate compliant fiat-to-stablecoin infrastructure.
This launch is based on Iron, the enterprise-grade stablecoin infrastructure platform acquired by MoonPay in 2025. Users can receive funds via ACH, wire transfer, SWIFT and other channels, and have them automatically converted to stablecoins and settled to non-custodial wallets. In the same year, MoonPay obtained BitLicense, money transmitter license, and limited purpose trust license from the New York State Department of Financial Services.
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