MoonPay plans to acquire private-markets investment platform North Capital in an all-stock transaction valued at more than $60 million, subject to regulatory approval. North Capital would become a wholly owned MoonPay subsidiary after closing.
Why it matters
North Capital has processed approximately $9 billion in primary and secondary market transactions. Its affiliates hold SEC registrations and provide infrastructure for securities tokenization, fundraising, asset management, clearing, custody and secondary trading.
The deal would give MoonPay a broader regulated-market platform as it expands its tokenized real-world asset business.
Market impact
The transaction links MoonPay’s crypto payments and financial infrastructure business with North Capital’s private-markets capabilities. Regulatory approval remains the key condition before the acquisition can close.
Source: [MoonPay to acquire SEC-registered North Capital in $60 million all-stock deal — CoinDesk](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/09/23/moonpay-to-acquire-sec-registered-north-capital-in-usd60-million-all-stock-deal)
Frequently asked questions
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What is MoonPay acquiring from North Capital?
MoonPay is acquiring North Capital, a private-markets investment platform, in an all-stock transaction valued at more than $60 million.
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What regulatory condition applies to the MoonPay deal?
The acquisition is subject to regulatory approval before it can close.
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What happens to North Capital after closing?
North Capital would become a wholly owned subsidiary of MoonPay.
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How much transaction volume has North Capital processed?
North Capital has processed approximately $9 billion in primary and secondary market transactions.
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What capabilities would North Capital add to MoonPay?
North Capital’s affiliates provide infrastructure for securities tokenization, fundraising, asset management, clearing, custody and secondary trading, alongside relevant SEC registrations.
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