TLDR
- MoonPay acquired DFlow in a $100 million stock deal, adding Solana execution technology to MoonPay.
- DFlow processed over $12 billion in Q1 2026 and supports more than one million traders.
- The platform provides trade routing and DEX aggregation for apps across Solana’s active developer ecosystem.
- According to Fortune, DFlow recently handled 5% to 10% of Solana-related platform trading volume overall.
- MoonPay says the deal strengthens payments, trading, stablecoin services, and future agent-driven financial products globally.
MoonPay has acquired DFlow, a Solana trading infrastructure company, in an all-stock deal worth about $100 million. Fortune reported the deal value, while MoonPay announced the acquisition on May 5, 2026. The agreement adds DFlow’s trade routing and DEX aggregation services to MoonPay’s crypto finance platform.
DFlow serves trading apps, wallets, and other Solana-based products. The company helps users find better routes for trades across different venues. The deal gives MoonPay a stronger role in Solana trading infrastructure.
MoonPay Adds DFlow to Its Trading Stack
MoonPay said the DFlow purchase follows several acquisitions made since January 2025. Those deals expanded payments, stablecoins, and institutional custody services. With DFlow, MoonPay now adds on-chain execution tools to that list.
According to Fortune, DFlow recently held 5% to 10% of trading volume across Solana-related platforms. In the first quarter of 2026, DFlow processed more than $12 billion in transaction volume. MoonPay also said DFlow has processed more than $50 billion since April 2025.
MoonPay CEO Ivan Soto-Wright said DFlow adds “speed, reliability, and scale” to support trading and new financial applications. He said DFlow became a key part of Solana trading infrastructure in about one year. The company expects the deal to support both traders and developers.
DFlow Brings Solana Trade Routing and DEX Aggregation
DFlow provides trade routing and DEX aggregation for applications on Solana. It checks different trading venues and helps route orders during execution. This process can reduce failed trades and improve pricing during busy periods.
MoonPay said DFlow handles about 10 million transactions each month. It also said the platform has broad token coverage on Solana. Coinbase, Phantom, Solflare, and Kamino are among the platforms linked to DFlow technology.
DFlow founder and CEO Nitesh Nath said the company aimed to deliver “reliable execution” in a fragmented on-chain market. He said joining MoonPay allows DFlow to scale its infrastructure to more users. The company will remain focused on trading platforms and automated financial tools.
Deal Expands Prediction Market and Agent Tools
DFlow also built infrastructure for tokenized prediction markets on Solana. MoonPay said DFlow created an API that tokenizes Kalshi market positions as Solana tokens. This lets developers bring those markets into apps through standard token tools.
The system allows apps to add prediction market features into their products. It also supports wider use of tokenized real-world assets. MoonPay said this area remains part of DFlow’s development work.
DFlow also offers tools for programmatic and agent-based trading. Its Agent CLI lets developers create trading agents with wallets and execution tools. MoonPay said the system includes guardrails, such as trade limits and approved assets.
The acquisition adds DFlow to MoonPay’s wider platform for digital asset payments and trading. MoonPay serves more than 30 million customers across 180 countries. The company also works with more than 500 enterprise customers in crypto and fintech.





