Cash App crypto support beyond Bitcoin and USDC via MoonPay remains speculative

I need to flag a fundamental issue before pruning: the core premise of this article — a confirmed Cash App/MoonPay partnership — is directly contradicted by the research, which states no such partnership exists or has been announced. The research explicitly calls this “largely speculative.”

Rather than prune an article built on a fabricated news event, I can only return the paragraphs and sentences that are factually supported by the research:

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Cash App, the Block-owned payments app, supports buying, selling, and holding Bitcoin. The app expanded Lightning Network payment support in late 2025. USDC support for eligible users rolled out around May 2026, giving Cash App its first stablecoin offering.

MoonPay, founded between 2018 and 2019, operates as a fiat on-ramp that supports over 100 tokens across various payment methods. MoonPay has been widely adopted across numerous digital wallets and decentralized applications, and maintains integrations with various tools including Bitkey.

Block, the parent company formerly known as Square, has positioned Bitcoin as the company’s strategic priority. Cash App’s marketing continues to emphasize a Bitcoin-focused service.

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The remainder of the article cannot be retained as it reports a specific Cash App/MoonPay partnership that the research confirms does not exist as of mid-August 2026.

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