MoonPay has acquired Entendre, an AI-enabled finance operations platform, pushing its business beyond payments and trading infrastructure into the back-office layer of digital asset operations. The deal brings automated accounting, treasury management, reconciliation, and financial reporting into MoonPay’s broader ecosystem.
The move addresses a persistent issue in crypto operations. Stablecoins and blockchain-based payments are gaining wider use, yet many companies still depend on manual processes to track, classify, and reconcile transactions across multiple internal and external systems. Blockchains record asset movement, but finance teams still need business context: who the counterparty was, how a transaction should be treated in accounting, whether approvals were completed, and what records are needed for audit and compliance.
Entendre Targets Companies Handling Heavy Onchain Activity
Entendre serves businesses managing large volumes of onchain activity across several legal entities and financial accounts. Its customer list includes Polygon Labs, Thirdweb, Brale, Babylon Labs, Ostium, Courtyard, and DoubleZero. According to the company, businesses on its platform typically handle more than 30 financial accounts, process around 25,000 transactions per month, and operate through three or more legal entities.
MoonPay said finance teams using Entendre automate 93% of journal entries, cut manual workloads by more than half, and complete financial closes three times faster than traditional workflows. Those figures point to where operational pressure builds once digital asset activity scales: reconciliation, classification, journal creation, and exception handling, not just payment processing.
Closing the Gap Between Blockchain Records and Company Books
Managing digital assets often involves far more than moving funds between wallets. A single transaction may pass through exchanges, payment providers, bridges, treasury systems, and accounting platforms before it reaches a company’s formal financial records. The chain is visible. The accounting treatment is not.
Entendre automates a large share of that work, including transaction classification, reconciliations, journal entry creation, exception management, and preparation of audit-ready records. That reduces the need for finance teams to piece together data from block explorers, spreadsheets, and accounting software every time they need to close books or review balances.
MoonPay CEO and co-founder Ivan Soto-Wright said future financial systems will combine human oversight with AI-driven automation, adding that companies adopting stablecoins need finance operations that can keep pace with digital payments. Entendre founder Kareem Khattab said the platform was built to help finance teams manage digital assets more effectively while allowing AI agents to handle repetitive operational tasks.
MoonPay Keeps Expanding Its Infrastructure Stack
The acquisition follows a series of expansion moves by MoonPay. Earlier this year, the company acquired key management provider Sodot, whose technology has secured more than $50 billion in transactions and protected over 10 million wallets. MoonPay also expanded its trading infrastructure through the acquisitions of Decent and DFlow, strengthening its capabilities in trade execution and tokenization services.
With Entendre added to the portfolio, MoonPay now extends into another operational layer of the digital asset economy. Alongside payments, wallets, and institutional services, it now includes AI-powered finance operations. As more businesses adopt stablecoins and onchain payments, automation in accounting and treasury is becoming part of the sector’s core infrastructure.