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MoonPay Expands Services with NYDFS Trust Charter

MoonPay Expands Services with NYDFS Trust Charter

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by Lucas Weissmann

7 months ago


MoonPay, a prominent player in the cryptocurrency payments sector, has achieved a significant regulatory milestone by obtaining a trust charter from New York's Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). As emphasized in the official statement, this approval marks a pivotal moment for the company as it seeks to enhance its service offerings in one of the most regulated markets in the United States.

MoonPay Receives Trust Charter for Crypto Custody and Trading

With the newly granted trust charter, MoonPay is now positioned to provide crypto custody and over-the-counter trading services within New York. This expansion aligns with the company's strategy to strengthen its partnerships with global financial institutions, as highlighted by co-founder and CEO Ivan Soto-Wright. He emphasized that this development will facilitate deeper relationships and broaden the scope of their regulated services.

Regulatory Milestones Achieved

Previously, in June, MoonPay secured a BitLicense from the NYDFS, placing it alongside other notable crypto firms such as:

  • Ripple Labs
  • Coinbase

which have also successfully navigated the regulatory landscape to obtain both a trust charter and BitLicense. This regulatory framework not only enhances consumer trust but also solidifies MoonPay's commitment to compliance in the evolving cryptocurrency market.

In a recent development, Digitap announced a collaboration with Visa, allowing users to spend their digital assets seamlessly. This partnership enhances the utility of cryptocurrencies, contrasting with MoonPay's regulatory achievements. For more details, see read more.

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