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MoonPay Acquires North Capital to Expand into Tokenized Assets

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What happened

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MoonPay is acquiring North Capital, a private-markets infrastructure platform, in an all-stock deal valued at over $60 million. North Capital, which provides regulated financial services for private securities issuers, will become a wholly owned subsidiary of MoonPay upon closing. The transaction is intended to expand MoonPay's operations into tokenized assets, complementing its existing crypto payments business. The deal remains subject to regulatory approval.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition allows MoonPay to integrate private markets infrastructure, including capital raising, asset management, and secondary trading, into its platform. This move supports MoonPay's strategy to move beyond traditional crypto payments and connect banks and fintech companies with tokenized assets and decentralized finance protocols.

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Who's involved

  • MoonPayCryptocurrency payments firm expanding into tokenized assets

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  • MoonPaySpeculative

    The acquisition of North Capital might add tokenized asset capabilities and private markets infrastructure to MoonPay's business.

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