• MoonPay has launched a TRON-supported wallet, enabling users to buy, sell, send, and store TRX and USDT directly in its app.
  • The TRON network processes 2,000+ transactions per second and holds over half of the $155B USDT in circulation.

In a major development for blockchain accessibility, MoonPay has launched a new TRON-supported wallet within its mobile application, deepening its collaboration with TRON DAO.

This integration enables users to seamlessly buy, sell, send, and store digital assets like TRX and USDT directly through the MoonPay app, without ever leaving the platform.

The move comes in response to growing demand for high-speed, low-cost blockchain transactions, and reinforces MoonPay’s goal of delivering a secure, multi-chain crypto experience.

Enhancing Access to a Leading Blockchain Network

TRON, one of the world’s most widely adopted blockchain networks, is known for its speed, scalability, and robust decentralized finance ecosystem.

It processes over 2,000 transactions per second with three-second block times and minimal fees thanks to its Delegated Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism.

Over half of the approximately $155 billion USDT minted globally is currently in circulation on the TRON network.

“The TRON network brings speed, scalability, and low fees to millions of users, and we are excited to integrate TRON directly into the MoonPay app,” said Ivan Soto-Wright, CEO and co-founder of MoonPay.

The TRON integration builds on MoonPay’s mission to simplify crypto without compromising user control. With a non-custodial setup, users retain full ownership of their digital assets across supported blockchains.

The TRON wallet makes it easier for users to manage their crypto portfolios in one location.

“MoonPay is instrumental in removing barriers between users and the blockchain,” said Justin Sun, Founder of TRON. “Our combined expertise in global payments and digital assets will drive adoption and financial inclusion for users worldwide.”

As of July 2025, the TRON blockchain boasts over 318 million user accounts, 10 billion transactions, and more than $23 billion in total value locked, according to TRONSCAN.

Edited by Annette George