MoonPay announced the launch of the MoonAgents Card, a virtual Mastercard debit card that lets users and AI agents spend stablecoins directly from on‑chain balances. The card is issued through Monavate’s regulated card‑issuing platform and is integrated with Exodus’s self‑custodial wallet infrastructure, allowing Exodus users to convert stablecoins to fiat at the point of purchase.
The card is currently available in the United Kingdom and Latin America, with plans to roll out in the United States and European Union later in 2026. It supports USDC on the Solana blockchain, and the card’s design enables programmatic access so that AI agents can initiate transactions via MoonPay’s CLI and Agents workflows without pre‑loading custodial balances.
The launch is a key milestone for Exodus, which has been positioning itself as a full‑stack payments provider. By monetizing transaction volume through interchange fees, Exodus can reduce its dependence on volatile trading revenue. The partnership also demonstrates the practical use of Exodus’s wallet technology in a B2B2C context, opening potential collaborations with fintech and e‑commerce platforms.
Exodus’s preliminary Q1 2026 financial results, released on the same day, showed revenue of $22.7 million—down from $36.0 million in Q1 2025—alongside a net loss on digital assets of $36.4 million. Exchange volume fell to $1.18 billion, and funded users dropped to 1.4 million. The company’s management noted that the new card would help diversify revenue streams and provide a more stable foundation for future growth.
JP Richardson, co‑founder and CEO of Exodus, said, “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. MoonAgents Card extends that infrastructure to agents, letting them spend directly from an on‑chain wallet.” Ivan Soto‑Wright, CEO and Founder of MoonPay, added, “Agents are already managing wallets, executing trades, and moving value on‑chain. The one thing they couldn’t do was spend at a merchant. Now they can.”
The card’s introduction aligns with the broader “agentic payments” trend, where autonomous AI systems increasingly handle financial transactions. By enabling stablecoin spending without traditional banking intermediaries, the product expands the utility of stablecoins beyond speculation and positions MoonPay and Exodus at the forefront of this emerging market.
Analysts have expressed cautious sentiment following Exodus’s Q1 2026 results, citing weaker trading‑driven revenue and asset‑related losses. The launch of the MoonAgents Card is viewed as a forward‑looking initiative that may not immediately offset current financial pressures but signals a strategic shift toward more predictable, fee‑based revenue streams.
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