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Crypto payment provider MoonPay has launched AI-powered payment tool PayBox, which allows users to complete payments directly via ChatGPT and Claude.

2026.07.29 21:03:56

MoonPay launches AI payment tool PayBox, which users can integrate with ChatGPT or Claude to let AI assistants directly process payment transactions including flight bookings, restaurant reservations, and online shopping. Users can opt to require passkey approval for every transaction, or set a spending limit for AI to complete transactions autonomously. PayBox integrates crypto wallets and payment cards, supporting cross-chain transactions based on the x402 agent payment standard, with initial support for Solana and EVM-compatible blockchains. MoonPay noted that wallet private keys are protected via multi-party computation (MPC) and trusted execution environment (TEE), meaning no single party can independently access the full private key or sign transactions. Over the coming month, the platform will expand support for additional AI platforms and DeFi features such as token swaps.

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