OpenPayd has completed its integration of MSB USA Inc. and obtained money transmitter licenses in 43 US states, accelerating its North American expansion. The company plans to list on Nasdaq via a merger with Titan Acquisition Corp in Q4 2026, at a valuation of approximately $1.1 billion. It already holds an EU MiCA authorization, with annualized recurring revenue exceeding $96 million and annualized transaction volume surpassing $300 billion. Its infrastructure supports fiat and stablecoin settlement, serving over 1,200 clients including Kraken and OKX.
OpenPayd Expands US Footprint with 43 State Licenses and Nasdaq Listing Plan
OpenPayd says it has finished integrating MSB USA Inc. and now holds money transmitter licenses across 43 US states. That’s a big move in the company’s push across North America. And there’s a public-markets angle too: OpenPayd plans to list on Nasdaq in the fourth quarter of 2026 by merging with Titan Acquisition Corp, a special purpose acquisition company, at an estimated valuation of $1.1 billion.
Before this, OpenPayd had already won regulatory approval under the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. The firm says its annualized recurring revenue is more than $96 million, while annualized transaction volume tops $300 billion. Big figures. Its infrastructure handles both fiat and stablecoin settlement, and the company serves more than 1,200 clients, including major crypto exchanges such as Kraken and OKX. CryptoBriefing reported the information.
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