# Moonshot > Buy and sell memes with ease. Moonshot is a mobile trading platform for digital assets. It lets users buy meme coins, tokenized equities, and leveraged perpetual futures using fiat payment methods like Apple Pay and bank transfers. Moonshot is a mobile-first trading company that gives users a fiat-friendly gateway to on-chain digital assets. Through its iOS and Android app, traders can buy and sell curated meme coins, tokenized equities, and leveraged perpetual futures without directly managing a traditional crypto wallet or brokerage account. The platform is designed for retail users seeking a simplified, self-custodial entry point into decentralized markets. The platform addresses the friction of onboarding into decentralized finance by combining fiat payment rails, such as card payments and bank transfers, with a self-custodial interface to decentralized exchanges. Token and asset listings go through a vetting process before appearing in the app. Tokenized equities give users onchain price exposure to popular stocks and funds, fully backed by the underlying shares, though holders do not receive shareholder rights such as voting or dividends. Moonshot's offering spans meme coin discovery and trading, tokenized equities, and leveraged perpetual futures, grouped under a single mobile interface built on a single blockchain network. It is used by retail traders looking to access speculative and traditional-market exposure from one app, with availability limited by local eligibility rules. The company has since been acquired by another firm. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Acquired - Founded: 2024-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Moonshot ## Products - [Moonshot](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Moonshot): Moonshot is a mobile trading application that gives users access to meme coins, tokenized equities, and leveraged crypto derivatives from a single self-custodial wallet interface. It lets users buy and sell tokens using card or linked payment providers, launch new tokens via a bonding-curve mechanism, trade tokenized versions of public stocks routed through onchain liquidity, and open leveraged perpetual futures positions on select crypto assets. The app also offers randomized digital collectible packs to its user base. Users manage funds through biometric-secured self-custody rather than a third-party custodian. 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