- Rumble Wallet launches Q3 2025 with integrated MoonPay support for crypto-fiat transactions
- Creators will be able to manage crypto earnings directly within the Rumble platform
- MoonPay’s creative agency Otherlife will migrate to Rumble Cloud, signaling deeper Web3 alignment
Something’s brewing over at Rumble—and for once, it’s not just another creator monetization buzzword. The video-sharing platform is officially teaming up with MoonPay to launch its own crypto wallet.
The goal? Let users buy, sell, and swap crypto directly from the platform without needing five browser tabs and a prayer.
The new Rumble Wallet, expected in Q3 2025, will be fully integrated with MoonPay’s fiat onramp infrastructure.
This isn’t just a backend plug-in—it’s a strategic move that could give content creators serious control over their earnings, especially in countries where traditional advertisers just don’t cut it.
The idea is simple: bring everything under one roof. No more hopping between exchanges or dealing with wallet extensions that glitch every other update. Just one interface, built natively into Rumble, backed by MoonPay’s rails. You’d be surprised how rare that still is in 2025.
There’s also a backend angle.
MoonPay’s Web3 creative agency, Otherlife, will migrate operations to Rumble Cloud. That means Rumble’s cloud is becoming more than a hosting platform—it’s evolving into an infrastructure hub for Web3-native creation.
It’s worth remembering that this isn’t coming out of nowhere. Rumble first teased its wallet in March, and Tether was already onboard to support the initiative. The puzzle pieces are starting to align.
And whether this is a big shift for creators—or just another hype cycle—depends on what comes next.
As always, nothing is certain. Tech moves fast, partnerships evolve, and regulations can flip the game overnight. The wallet could empower creators, or it could stall like countless other creator-economy tools.
These scenarios are possible, but not guaranteed.
