MoonPay Announces ‘MoonAgents Card’ Enabling AI Agents to Spend Stablecoins Anywhere Mastercard Is Accepted

MoonAgents Card will launch under an expanded partnership between MoonPay, Exodus and Monavate

MoonPay, the leading crypto payments network, announced it will launch MoonAgents Card, a virtual Mastercard debit card that lets users and AI agents spend stablecoins directly from their onchain balances. Through seamless crypto to fiat conversion at the point of purchase, the card can be used at any online merchant globally that accepts Mastercard.

This initiative combines MoonPay’s AI agent infrastructure and developer network with Monavate’s regulated card issuing and Mastercard’s global payments network.

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Stablecoin debit cards exist, but they weren’t built for agents. As AI agents increasingly participate in digital commerce, MoonAgents Card is designed to be accessed and managed programmatically through MoonPay CLI and MoonPay Agents workflows. Unlike some agent card products that require users to pre-load a custodial balance or transfer funds offchain before spending, MoonAgents Card allows users to enable or delegate authority to agents to spend directly from an onchain wallet at the moment of transaction. MoonPay CLI has processed more than 4 million tool calls since launch, with usage accelerating — the first million took 30 days; the second million took seven.

“Agents are already managing wallets, executing trades, and moving value onchain. The one thing they couldn’t do was spend at a merchant. Now they can,” said Ivan Soto-Wright, CEO and Founder of MoonPay.

“AI agents are going to transact constantly, at machine speed, across millions of merchants. Exodus has spent a decade building self-custodial wallets for people,” said JP Richardson, CEO and Co-founder of Exodus. “MoonAgents Card extends that infrastructure to agents, letting them spend directly from an onchain wallet. The wallets and cards that work for that future look nothing like what exists today—and we’re building for that future.”