Through social media, MoonPay said that the collaboration will facilitate quicker and simpler cryptocurrency sales, simplifying the process for customers to move bitcoin to their bank account or debit card.

The integration may make it easier for cryptocurrency users to explore and conduct transactions by streamlining the digital banking environment and offering easily accessible payment options.

In January, BitPay broadened the scope of its platform by adding support for more cryptocurrencies, including BNB, Uniswap (UNI), and Chainlink (LINK). Customers may now utilize digital assets to pay their bills and buy products thanks to this.

MoonPay made it possible for US users to purchase and sell more than 110 cryptocurrencies using PayPal earlier this month. This integration protected consumers' card information and personal information while overcoming banking restrictions, increasing transaction success rates, and adding other currencies, such as Solana (SOL), Tether, and Dogecoin (DOGE).

In order to investigate possible integrations and customer loyalty prospects in the developing web3 environment, Mastercard teamed up with MoonPay in October.