MoonPay, a fiat-to-crypto payment infrastructure provider, has entered into an ecosystem partnership with Tempo, a Layer 1 blockchain focused on payment applications. Under the agreement, MoonPay has added support for USDC.e and PathUSD across its Ramps and Virtual Accounts services, while Tempo has named MoonPay as an official onramp provider for its network.

The integration also introduces MoonPay Headless as a native funding option inside Tempo Wallet, allowing users to convert fiat currencies such as dollars and euros into digital assets through debit cards or bank transfers without leaving the application. The setup creates a direct route from traditional banking rails into Tempo’s asset environment, removing the need for external exchanges, manual bridging, or token swaps.

Tempo, incubated by venture firm Paradigm and payments company Stripe, is designed for high-throughput settlement use cases including merchant payments, payroll processing, and cross-border transfers. The network uses stablecoin-denominated gas fees, which lets users pay transaction costs with stablecoins rather than volatile native tokens. Tempo also includes a built-in decentralized exchange that handles asset conversions natively without routing through external protocols. The network recently launched its public testnet, placing the partnership at an early stage of development.

We've partnered with MoonPay to give businesses building on Tempo a straightforward way to connect their fiat and stablecoin payments. PathUSD and USDC.e on Tempo are live across MoonPay's Ramps and Virtual Accounts, along with native onramping support in Tempo Wallet: — Tempo (@tempo) July 27, 2026

The collaboration positions MoonPay’s infrastructure as a funding layer for developers and businesses building on Tempo. Through Ramps and Virtual Accounts, ecosystem participants can access fiat-to-stablecoin pipelines that support wallet funding, treasury movement, and payment settlement directly on the network. For payment-focused blockchains, that kind of integration matters because the user journey depends on how easily funds can move in and out of the system, not just on what the chain can process once assets are already there.

MoonPay has previously carried out similar integrations with Hyperliquid, targeting active traders, and Deel, focusing on global payroll and contractor payments. The Tempo collaboration extends that approach toward merchant and institutional settlement workflows, reflecting a broader effort to reduce friction between conventional banking and blockchain-based payment systems.

Tempo’s native stablecoin, PathUSD, serves as a core settlement asset on the network. By adding PathUSD to its virtual account infrastructure, MoonPay enables new users to acquire the token directly through conventional payment methods rather than through secondary markets. Along with USDC.e, an Ethereum-linked variant of Circle’s USDC, the expanded asset support gives businesses and end users more options for holding and settling value in a stablecoin-native environment. As Tempo’s ecosystem develops from its public testnet stage, these kinds of onramp and funding links are likely to remain central to how the network is used in practice.

The integrations are currently live across MoonPay’s Ramps and Virtual Accounts services.