OpenPayd Sets Groundwork for 2027 US Stock Market Listing

Payments firm OpenPayd is reportedly preparing to list their services on the U.S. Nasdaq by year's end, according to CEO Iana Dimitrova's recent interview with CoinDesk. The U.K. company is in the final stages of merging with Titan Acquisition Corp. and expects the merger to close this year, barring any major external disruptions.

OpenPayd's U.S. expansion plans include launching services for customers by April 2027, as the company aims to sell payments infrastructure to businesses connecting traditional finance with blockchain networks.

The U.S. is becoming a more attractive market for crypto companies as it establishes rules for digital assets and stablecoins, such as the GENIUS Act and SEC's proposed rules for some crypto assets. OpenPayd has integrated with Circle Payments Network and Fireblocks' payments network, offering its fiat infrastructure to other participants.

CEO Dimitrova emphasized that OpenPayd is a global infrastructure platform for modern money movement, and has no competitor in the public market with the same combination of fiat and stablecoin capabilities.

The listing could provide the necessary financing for U.S. expansion, with OpenPayd hoping to offer services to U.S. customers by April 2027. PYMNTS spoke to Dimitrova in June about her company's perspective on modern payment infrastructure, stating that it should be a business problem rather than a technical one, allowing companies to focus on developing and selling their products and services.