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According to a Fortune report, the company has enlisted two of Wall Street’s biggest players, JP Morgan Chase and Citi. They will assist with its initial public offering (IPO) later this year.
Circle aims to file its IPO paperwork by late April, though that timeline could shift. Once the filing is public, shares could start trading about four weeks later. But regulatory hurdles might stretch that timeline further.
Circle Tries Again for Public Debut Amid Changing Crypto Landscape
This isn’t Circle’s first attempt to go public. The company previously tried in 2021 via a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) merger but hit a dead end. In 2024, it made another move with a confidential draft S-1 registration filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Now, Circle is giving it another go, hoping the third time’s the charm.
Circle decides to go public as other crypto giants explore similar moves. The current political climate appears more favorable for crypto businesses, with a more industry-friendly administration and SEC leadership in place. With a clearer regulatory environment, Circle sees an opportunity to make a splash in the public markets.
.@circle Internet Financial, the issuer of the crypto stablecoin $USDC, is moving forward with longtime plans to publicly list its shares.
The fintech is working with investment banks @jpmorgan Chase and @Citi on its long-expected IPO, two sources familiar with the situation… pic.twitter.com/oU3S7gDe75
— ICO Drops (@ICODrops) March 31, 2025
Going public would be a major milestone for Circle, potentially giving it greater credibility and access to new investors. However, the road ahead is still full of twists and turns. The SEC’s stance on crypto-related companies remains a wild card, and market conditions could also impact the timing of the IPO.
More About Circle
Jeremy Allaire, Co-Founder of Circle, announced the launch of USDCKit, a new developer tool designed to simplify USDC integration for mainstream payments. Built to work seamlessly with Circle Wallets, USDCKit is tailored for payment companies and fintechs looking to implement multichain apps with smooth cross-chain transactions, high-speed processing, and integrated compliance.
We’ve had a ton of major news and announcement this past week, but I wanted to highlight another big one — the official launch of USDCKit, a powerful new developer product that makes integrating and adopting USDC in mainstream payments much simpler. https://t.co/3n71X4AakB…
— Jeremy Allaire – jda.eth / jdallaire.sol (@jerallaire) March 29, 2025
The product leverages Circle’s existing blockchain infrastructure, making it easy for developers to integrate into web and mobile platforms without complex setups. With USDCKit, Circle aims to streamline USDC adoption, enabling millions of transactions with improved efficiency.
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