- Rumble partners with MoonPay to launch a crypto wallet that empowers creators with direct monetization tools.
- MoonPay becomes the exclusive on/off-ramp provider for the new Rumble Wallet launching in Q3 2025.
Video platform Rumble has just announced a collaboration with MoonPay to launch the Rumble Wallet—a crypto wallet that creators claim will be able to directly manage and monetize their earnings.
MoonPay Powers Rumble Wallet for Seamless Crypto Access
MoonPay will be integrated exclusively as a provider of all crypto transaction services on Rumble Wallet, from buying and selling to swapping digital assets. So, if you’re a Rumble user, you won’t have to worry about switching platforms for crypto transactions anymore. Everything will be available in one app. The launch is scheduled for the third quarter of 2025.
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨
we’ve partnered with @rumblevideo to power the new era of creator monetization 🧨
MoonPay will be integrated exclusively into the new Rumble Wallet!
💸 buy, sell & swap crypto right inside the wallet 💸
creators, it’s time to get paid your way 🫡 pic.twitter.com/BrF8TJ69ZO
— MoonPay 🟣 (@moonpay) July 10, 2025
This move makes sense considering MoonPay’s progress in recent months. In early June, as reported by CNF, MoonPay secured a BitLicense from New York authorities. This isn’t just a formality; the permit opens the door for MoonPay to operate legally in all 50 US states, including those with extremely strict regulations. Considering that, not many crypto service providers have this broad access.
Furthermore, this collaboration has also brought in the name of MoonPay’s creative agency, Otherlife. The agency is reportedly moving to Rumble Cloud, the storage and computing service offered by Rumble. This means the collaboration extends beyond wallets and transactions to include the creative infrastructure behind the scenes.
Rumble Strengthens Crypto Strategy With Bold BTC Move
What makes this all the more interesting is Rumble’s own background. Last March, Rumble surprised everyone by purchasing 188 BTC worth approximately $17.1 million.
Their CEO, Chris Pavlovski, openly stated that this purchase was not about price speculation. He argued that Bitcoin could be a way for the company to be more resilient to inflation. “Unlike traditional currencies that are printed endlessly, Bitcoin has a fixed supply,” he said at the time.
On the other hand, last May, MoonPay partnered with Play Solana to launch 50 exclusive PSG1 “MoonBoys” units, a crypto-themed handheld console that was not sold to the public and was distributed in limited quantities. At first glance, it might seem like a gimmick, but it demonstrates MoonPay’s commitment to building an ecosystem that integrates with the digital community.
If all goes well, the Rumble Wallet could become more than just an added feature. It could transform how creators earn and retain their revenue. They’ll no longer rely on traditional payment systems that often take significant fees or even censor funds for content deemed “unsuitable.”
This move also shows that the creator world is slowly but surely shifting—from just advertising and sponsorship revenue, to full control of revenue, directly in the hands of the creators themselves.
