MoonPay Acquires Solana Trading Infrastructure Firm DFlow for $100 Million in Stock

MoonPay acquires DFlow in a $100M stock deal, adding Solana trading infrastructure and $50B in processed volume.

MoonPay has acquired Solana trading infrastructure firm DFlow in a $100 million all-stock deal.

The acquisition adds DFlow’s execution platform, DEX aggregation tools, and prediction markets API to MoonPay’s expanding crypto payments and onchain services business.

MoonPay Adds DFlow to Grow Solana Trading Tools

MoonPay announced the acquisition of DFlow on May 5, 2026. The company said the deal adds Solana trading infrastructure to its financial stack.

The transaction was reported as a $100 million all-stock deal. DFlow now joins MoonPay’s platform as the company expands beyond crypto payments.

MoonPay has made several acquisitions since January 2025. These deals have added services across payments, stablecoins, custody, and Onchain execution.

Ivan Soto-Wright, founder and CEO of MoonPay, said DFlow had become an important trading infrastructure on Solana. He said the acquisition adds speed, reliability, and scale.

“By bringing their execution layer into MoonPay, we’re adding the speed, reliability, and scale needed,” Soto-Wright said.

He said the added infrastructure could support high-volume trading and agent-driven financial applications. MoonPay did not announce any cash payment in the deal.

DFlow Brings $50 Billion in Solana Trading Volume

According to a recent press release, DFlow has processed more than $50 billion in cumulative trading volume since April 2025.

It also handled more than $12 billion in volume during Q1 2026. The platform serves more than 1 million active traders.

It supports over 500 applications across the Solana ecosystem. DFlow processes about 10 million transactions each month.

MoonPay said the platform has 99.9% token coverage on Solana. The company powers trading tools for Coinbase, Phantom, Solflare, and Kamino.

During peak periods, DFlow-powered transactions appear in more than 85% of Solana blocks.

In November 2025, DFlow became the first aggregator to pass Jupiter in daily trading volume on Solana. MoonPay cited this as part of DFlow’s market growth.

DFlow’s system uses just-in-time routing for Onchain execution. It checks prices at settlement and can reroute trades within the same transaction.

This approach differs from traditional aggregators, which choose routes before submission. MoonPay said the system can reduce failed transactions and improve pricing.

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Deal Adds Prediction and Execution Tools

DFlow also built an API for Kalshi prediction markets on Solana. MoonPay said it is the first system to fully tokenize Kalshi markets on the network.

The system represents each Kalshi market position as a native Solana token. These tokens are minted and settled through DFlow’s infrastructure.

This gives developers direct access to Onchain versions of Kalshi markets. It also allows applications to embed forecasting markets into their products.

MoonPay said the infrastructure makes prediction markets usable through standard token interfaces. The same system is being expanded for tokenized real-world assets.

Nitesh Nath, founder and CEO of DFlow, said the company was built for reliable execution. He said DFlow aimed to solve fragmented Onchain trading.

“Joining MoonPay allows us to scale that infrastructure globally,” Nath said. He added that the platform can support trading apps and autonomous agents.

The acquisition gives MoonPay a larger role in Solana execution and consumer crypto services. It also links payments, trading access, and market infrastructure under one platform.

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