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Cash App Expands Crypto Offering Through MoonPay

Through MoonPay, U.S. Cash App users get access to Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and USDT, alongside wallets like MetaMask and Ledger.

By Mike Hesp
• 2 min read
Cash App Expands Crypto Offering Through MoonPay

Key Takeaways

  • Cash App is expanding its crypto service beyond Bitcoin and USDC through a partnership with MoonPay.
  • Eligible U.S. users can now buy Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and USDT, among others.
  • Users can also fund MoonPay wallets like Ledger, BitPay, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, and Uniswap.

Cash App is expanding its crypto service beyond Bitcoin and USDC for the first time through a partnership with crypto payments platform MoonPay. That gives eligible American users access to a broader range of digital assets, while Block responds to demand for more choice inside the app.

More Tokens Through Cash App

Through the integration, users can use their Cash App balance to buy Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and USDT, among others. They can also fund their MoonPay wallets through Cash App, including Ledger, BitPay, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, and Uniswap.

That marks a clear shift for an app that was known for years mainly as a simple gateway to Bitcoin. Earlier this year, Cash App also added support for USDC, the second-largest stablecoin by market cap.

MoonPay Grows as a Connector

MoonPay, founded in 2019, has grown over the past few years into a widely used link between apps, wallets, and exchanges. The company now connects to more than 250 crypto wallets, exchanges, and apps, including big names like MetaMask and Trust Wallet.

That broad integration makes it easier for platforms like Cash App to offer multiple tokens without building all the underlying infrastructure themselves. For users, it mainly means more direct access to different chains and wallets within an environment that already feels familiar.

Why This Matters

For European crypto followers, this move shows how mainstream payment apps are increasingly treating crypto as a built-in feature instead of a separate add-on. That could matter for competition between crypto exchanges, wallets, and payment platforms, especially now that users increasingly want to manage multiple assets in one interface.

The expansion also underlines that stablecoins and altcoins are no longer offered only through specialized platforms. If integrations like this keep rolling out, they could gradually change the way retail users buy and move crypto.

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