The US launch demonstrated PayPal becoming the third most used payment method.
The integration offers services to some MoonPay users in the UK and EU.
MoonPay has announced the expansion of PayPal as a payment
option to users in the European Union and the United Kingdom, following a
successful launch in the United States last month. Now, MoonPay users in 24 EU
member states and the UK can buy cryptocurrency using their PayPal accounts.
PayPal Integration Draws Mature User Base
The recent US launch, which has reached all users, showed
strong demand for PayPal, becoming the third most popular payment method,
overtaking Google Pay, and ranking just behind cards and Apple Pay.
Ivan Soto-Wright, MoonPay’s Co-Founder and CEO, Source: LinkedIn
Nearly 90%
of users who connect to PayPal complete a transaction, and new customers using
PayPal as their first payment method convert at a rate 1.3 times higher than
those using cards. The integration also attracts a more mature user base, with
an average age of 35.
This integration simplifies transactions for MoonPay users
with existing PayPal accounts, allowing them to fund their cryptocurrency
purchases using their PayPal Balance, direct bank withdrawal, or debit card
without entering details manually.
“The success of our PayPal partnership speaks volumes about
the value we’re creating together,” said Ivan Soto-Wright, MoonPay’s Co-Founder
and CEO.
“Expanding our collaboration to new markets is an incredibly exciting
milestone for us. This move will enable us to provide a frictionless experience
and lower the barriers to entry to include new users around the world, bringing
convenience and trust to our growing customer base.”
🔥JUST IN: Buying crypto with PayPal is going global.🌍#MoonPay users in 24 EU member states and the UK can now buy 100+ cryptocurrencies using their PayPal account. 💸🔐 pic.twitter.com/QeumBadjeu
MoonPay is rapidly expanding the PayPal integration to its
partners, now live with Uniswap, Phantom, BitPay, Changelly, xPortal, Zengo,
SafePal, and LOBSTR. Currently, PayPal is available to 1% of MoonPay customers
in the UK and EU, excluding Croatia, Hungary, and Iceland, with a broader
rollout planned over the next few weeks.
MoonPay has announced the expansion of PayPal as a payment
option to users in the European Union and the United Kingdom, following a
successful launch in the United States last month. Now, MoonPay users in 24 EU
member states and the UK can buy cryptocurrency using their PayPal accounts.
PayPal Integration Draws Mature User Base
The recent US launch, which has reached all users, showed
strong demand for PayPal, becoming the third most popular payment method,
overtaking Google Pay, and ranking just behind cards and Apple Pay.
Ivan Soto-Wright, MoonPay’s Co-Founder and CEO, Source: LinkedIn
Nearly 90%
of users who connect to PayPal complete a transaction, and new customers using
PayPal as their first payment method convert at a rate 1.3 times higher than
those using cards. The integration also attracts a more mature user base, with
an average age of 35.
This integration simplifies transactions for MoonPay users
with existing PayPal accounts, allowing them to fund their cryptocurrency
purchases using their PayPal Balance, direct bank withdrawal, or debit card
without entering details manually.
“The success of our PayPal partnership speaks volumes about
the value we’re creating together,” said Ivan Soto-Wright, MoonPay’s Co-Founder
and CEO.
“Expanding our collaboration to new markets is an incredibly exciting
milestone for us. This move will enable us to provide a frictionless experience
and lower the barriers to entry to include new users around the world, bringing
convenience and trust to our growing customer base.”
🔥JUST IN: Buying crypto with PayPal is going global.🌍#MoonPay users in 24 EU member states and the UK can now buy 100+ cryptocurrencies using their PayPal account. 💸🔐 pic.twitter.com/QeumBadjeu
MoonPay is rapidly expanding the PayPal integration to its
partners, now live with Uniswap, Phantom, BitPay, Changelly, xPortal, Zengo,
SafePal, and LOBSTR. Currently, PayPal is available to 1% of MoonPay customers
in the UK and EU, excluding Croatia, Hungary, and Iceland, with a broader
rollout planned over the next few weeks.
Tareq is a financial writer with 15 years of experience covering global markets. His work spans technical analysis, forex broker reviews, and market sentiment, with a focus on topics relevant to retail traders. He joined Finance Magnates in 2023.
At Finance Magnates, he serves as News Editor, covering retail forex and CFD brokers, cryptocurrency exchanges, fintech firms, and regulatory developments shaping the trading industry. He holds an Honours degree in Information Technology from Anfell College, London.
Education:
Honours degree Information Technology, Anfell College, London
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