London-based stablecoin payments infrastructure firm OpenPayd plans to go public on Nasdaq by the end of 2026 through a merger with Titan Acquisition Corp., according to CoinDesk. The deal would value the company at about $1.1 billion, and the combined entity is expected to trade under the ticker OP. CEO Iana Dimitrova said proceeds from the listing are intended to support expansion in the U.S. market and acquisitions. The company is aiming to launch services for U.S. customers by April 2027. OpenPayd said it has acquired and integrated money transmitter licenses in 43 states. For its latest fiscal year ended April 30, 2026, the company reported $73 million in revenue, up about 28% year over year. OpenPayd provides fiat and stablecoin payment infrastructure, and its clients include Kraken and OKX.
London-based stablecoin payments infrastructure company OpenPayd plans to complete a Nasdaq listing by the end of 2026 through a merger with Titan Acquisition Corp., according to CoinDesk. The transaction values the company at roughly $1.1 billion, and the shares are expected to trade under the ticker OP.
CEO Iana Dimitrova said proceeds from the listing will be used for U.S. expansion and acquisitions. The company is targeting an April 2027 launch for U.S. customers.
OpenPayd said it has acquired and integrated money transmitter licenses in 43 states. In its latest fiscal year, which ended on April 30, 2026, the company posted $73 million in revenue, up about 28% from a year earlier.
The company provides fiat and stablecoin payment infrastructure. Its clients include Kraken and OKX.
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