ether.fi Partners with MoonPay, Asset Management Exceeds $6 Billion
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ether.fi announced a partnership with MoonPay to migrate its core payment infrastructure to the MoonPay integration stack, enabling deposits, on-chain transfers, and withdrawals under self-custody. The two parties will launch four products: Headless Ramps for seamless deposits and withdrawals, Trade for cross-chain exchanges and routing, Enterprise for corporate virtual accounts supporting ACH, SWIFT, and SEPA, and crypto top-ups. After integration, users will only need to complete identity verification once. ether.fi disclosed that its card transactions amounted to $123.7 million in September, completing 1.5 million transactions, a year-on-year increase of over five times; from April 2025 to date, total spending has reached $918.1 million, with the platform's asset management scale exceeding $6 billion.
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