Crypto payments company MoonPay has acquired Entendre, an AI-powered accounting platform built for companies that manage and move money on-chain. The deal, announced on 22 June, extends MoonPay’s infrastructure beyond payments into the back-office operations that stablecoin businesses have long struggled to automate. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Entendre founder Kareem Khattab joins MoonPay as vice president of applied AI, with the full Entendre team joining the company immediately. Existing customers are not expected to face any service disruption.
The Problem Entendre Solves
Running finance operations on stablecoins is harder than it looks. Blockchains record that money moved, but they do not explain why it moved or what it means for accounting. A single stablecoin payment can pass through wallets, exchanges, bridges, gas fees, invoices, or card systems, with each step affecting accounting records in different ways. Without automation, finance teams have to piece everything together manually across multiple tools and exports.
Entendre builds AI agents that automate reconciliation, bookkeeping, treasury management, reporting, and financial close workflows for companies handling digital assets. The platform’s agents assess available AI model providers and assign each accounting task to the best-suited model, making the system continuously self-improving.
On average, companies on the platform manage more than 30 financial accounts, process 25,000 transactions per month, and operate across three or more legal entities. Finance teams using Entendre automate 93% of journal entries, cut manual work by more than half, and close their books three times faster.
Its customer base includes Polygon Labs, Thirdweb, Brale, Babylon Labs, Ostium, Courtyard, and DoubleZero. These customers have collectively raised more than $1 billion in venture capital over the past year and have passed audits with Mastercard and Visa.
Deep Integration, Minimal Friction
Entendre connects with financial and workplace systems already in common use, including general ledgers such as NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, DualEntry and Campfire; spend and revenue platforms including Ramp and Stripe; digital asset infrastructure across stablecoin cards and banks such as Rain, Meow, and Slash; and workplace tools including Slack and Gmail. It also supports MCP servers, letting companies extend accounting agents into custom tools and data sources.
Part of a Broader Acquisition Run
The Entendre deal is MoonPay’s third major acquisition of 2026. In April, the company acquired Israeli key management firm Sodot for roughly $100 million, strengthening its institutional wallet security infrastructure. More recently, MoonPay acquired Decent and DFlow in May as part of its buildout of trading execution and tokenisation infrastructure, launching MoonPay Trade alongside those deals.
The company also recently launched MoonAgents Desktop App, a tool that lets users interact with blockchain systems through text commands for tasks like trading, wallet funding, and transaction tracking.
With the Entendre acquisition, MoonPay now covers payments, wallets, on-chain execution, institutional key management, and the AI agents that automate the finance operations running behind it all: building out what the company describes as a full operating system for digital finance.
