TL;DR:
- Movement integrates with Mesh, the first global crypto payment network valued at $1 billion, to simplify deposits from exchanges.
- Motion Wallet, Movement’s self-custodial wallet, is the first product to incorporate the integration and allows accounts to be funded in just a few taps.
- Full support for deposits from centralized exchanges is expected for the third quarter of 2026.
Movement announced the integration of Mesh, the first global crypto payment network, into its ecosystem. The goal is to eliminate one of the main drop-off points in blockchain app adoption: the process of moving funds from an exchange to a wallet or a decentralized application. According to the official announcement, most users already hold balances on platforms like Coinbase, Binance, or OKX, but abandon the process when required to manually withdraw funds, copy addresses, and select networks.
Mesh solves that problem with a single integration that connects hundreds of exchanges and wallets across more than 100 digital assets. Authentication, routing, and transfers are handled at its layer, so the user doesn’t need to manage each step individually. Just as Plaid is a tool that connects financial apps with bank accounts, Mesh does the same with exchanges and wallets. The company is backed by Dragonfly, Paradigm, and Coinbase Ventures, and was valued at $1 billion.
Mesh has integrated with Movement.
Any app on Movement can embed Mesh (@meshpay), and any user can open Motion Wallet (@motion_wallet), connect their exchange account or wallet through Mesh, and pull that balance onchain in a few taps.
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— Movement (@movement_xyz) June 30, 2026
Movement: A Global Payment Network That Reaches Every Exchange
Mesh also includes automatic conversion between assets: a user can hold MOVE on an exchange and receive a stablecoin on Movement without any manual intervention. What the user holds and what the product requires don’t need to match.
Motion Wallet, the self-custodial wallet of Movement in which keys always remain on the user’s device, is the first product to incorporate the integration. From there, connecting an exchange account and funding the wallet requires only a few steps. The same integration framework will be available to all partners building on Movement.
Full support for deposits from centralized exchanges is projected for the third quarter of 2026. The estimated integration time is one to three weeks once MOVE’s network support is active on exchanges.
Remittances flowing to low- and middle-income countries reached $685 billion in 2024. Those funds can settle in seconds on Movement, but they first need to reach the network. The markets where Mesh is expanding —Latin America, Asia, and Europe— overlap with the markets where MOVE’s partners operate, making this integration a direct entry point from the world’s leading exchanges into the applications built on the network.
