MetaMask has launched Money Account, a self-custodial stablecoin account on Monad that combines automated yield of up to 4% variable APY, direct spending, and integrated trading through a single balance.
Summary
- MetaMask launched Money Account on Monad, combining automatic yield, spending, and trading through a single self custodial balance.
- Supported stablecoins can be converted into mUSD at one to one parity, with balances earning up to 4% variable APY after users opt in.
- The launch expands MetaMask beyond trading after its recent Agent Wallet rollout, adding everyday payments and savings features to the wallet.
According to a press release shared with crypto.news, the new product lets MetaMask users convert supported stablecoins into MetaMask’s mUSD stablecoin and begin earning returns immediately without staking, lockup periods, minimum balances, or manual fund transfers. The company said the service is available globally in eligible jurisdictions, excluding the UK and certain restricted regions.
Money Account brings together functions that previously required separate platforms. Users can earn yield through decentralized finance protocols, spend funds through the MetaMask Card, and access MetaMask’s trading tools, including swaps, perpetual futures, and prediction markets, without moving assets between different accounts.
Consensys said mUSD is backed one to one by U.S. dollars and short-term U.S. Treasury bills held in regulated custody by Bridge, a Stripe company, while the stablecoin runs on M0’s infrastructure. The company added that users retain control of their private keys, meaning MetaMask cannot freeze or move customer funds.
Money Account runs on Monad
Built on the Monad blockchain, Money Account uses sponsored gas fees, allowing users to manage balances, earn yield, and make payments without paying network transaction costs, according to the announcement. Consensys said Monad’s sub second finality and stable transaction costs support the product’s real time payment and settlement experience.
Supported stablecoins, including USDC, USDT, DAI, aUSDC, aUSDT, and aDAI on supported networks, can be converted into mUSD instantly at one-to-one parity without conversion fees. Users can also buy mUSD directly with debit cards, credit cards, or Apple Pay.
After users opt in, funds are allocated through third-party smart contract vaults managed by Veda and curated by Steakhouse Financial. Consensys said the launch version routes funds into Morpho, while Aave markets will be added later. The company stated that balances can earn up to 4% variable APY after fees, with returns updating continuously inside the account.
For payments, the Money Account connects directly to the MetaMask Card where available. Purchases settle automatically from the account balance without additional conversion steps, while eligible spending earns up to 3% cashback in mUSD that is deposited back into the account, according to Consensys.
“Money Account is what it looks like when self-custodial finance stops asking people to choose between control and convenience and starts delivering both. MetaMask is financial agency for everyone. Money Account makes financial agency even more powerful and valuable,” said Joe Lubin, Founder and CEO of Consensys and Co-Founder of Ethereum.
MetaMask expands beyond wallet features
The launch comes weeks after MetaMask introduced an early access version of Agent Wallet, a self custodial product that allows artificial intelligence agents to execute crypto transactions under user-defined permissions across Ethereum compatible networks and Hyperliquid.
At the time, Consensys said Agent Wallet was built with spending limits, transaction simulations, Blockaid security monitoring, and user approval controls to let AI agents perform tasks such as token swaps, perpetual futures trading, liquidity provision, and prediction market activity while keeping final authority with users.
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