MoonPay

crypto

USA

MoonPay is a cryptocurrency payments infrastructure company.

Contributions$131.1K across 9 recipients

First Principles Digital$100,000.00

supports pro-crypto Republicans

MoonPaySeptember 3, 2025

Alex Padilla for Senate$7,000.00

Alex Padilla principal campaign committeeDemocraticCalifornia Senate

Keith Grossman (President, Enterprise)2 contributions from April 27, 2025 to April 27, 2025

Defend the Dream$5,000.00

Alex Padilla leadership PACDemocraticCalifornia Senate

Keith Grossman (President)April 27, 2025

Salazar for Congress$4,600.00

Maria Salazar principal campaign committeeRepublicanFlorida House District 27

Keith Grossman (President)2 contributions from August 27, 2025 to February 27, 2026

Friends of Mark Warner$3,500.00

Mark Warner principal campaign committeeDemocraticVirginia Senate

Keith Grossman (Executive)November 10, 2025

We the People for Laura Dunn$3,500.00

Laura Dunn principal campaign committeeDemocraticNew York House District 12

Keith Grossman (President)January 17, 2026

Mark Warner Action Fund$3,500.00

Mark Warner joint fundraising committeeDemocraticVirginia Senate

Keith Grossman (Executive)November 4, 2025

John Deaton for Senate$2,500.00

John Deaton principal campaign committeeRepublicanMassachusetts Senate

Keith Grossman (President Enterprise)March 25, 2026

Lawler for Congress, Inc.$1,500.00

Michael Lawler principal campaign committeeRepublicanNew York House District 17

Keith Grossman (President)February 27, 2026

Contributions

Where MoonPay’s $131.1K went

to super PACs

$100K

76.3%

to party committees

benefitting specific candidates

$31.1K

23.7%

$100K (76%) went to super PACs.

Partisan PACs are classified by party below. PACs that genuinely cross party lines are classified as non-partisan / unknown.None of this money is in the state map — such contributions aren’t tied to a state until the PAC spends them. To learn more about a PAC’s spending, click on a tracked super PAC.

Contributions by partyof $131.1K

Democratic$22K (17%)
Republican$108K (83%)
Non-partisan / unknown$0 (0%)

Contributions by party

Spending by stateof $31.1K directly benefitting candidates

Approximate. Some spending may be cross-state or not tied to a specific candidate, in which case it is omitted here.