Hong Kong-based stablecoin funds firm RedotPay is reportedly weighing a US preliminary public providing (IPO) that would increase greater than $1 billion and worth the corporate at over $4 billion.
The corporate is working with JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Jefferies on a possible New York itemizing which will happen as early as this 12 months, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing individuals conversant in the matter. Phrases stay beneath assessment and will change, whereas extra banks might be a part of the underwriting group, per the report.
Based in April 2023, RedotPay offers stablecoin-linked fee playing cards, multicurrency wallets and worldwide payout providers. In response to its web site, the corporate has 6 million customers and handles about $10 billion in annualized fee quantity.
RedotPay declined to touch upon the matter.
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RedotPay raised $194 million in 2025
The US IPO plans observe a 12 months of fundraising for RedotPay, which raised a complete of $194 million in 2025 throughout three rounds. In March, it closed a $40 million Sequence A funding spherical led by Lightspeed, with participation from HSG and Galaxy Ventures.
In September, the stablecoin fee firm mentioned it turned a fintech unicorn after closing a $47 million strategic spherical that noticed funding from Coinbase Ventures, alongside continued backing from Galaxy Ventures and Vertex Ventures and participation from an undisclosed world expertise entrepreneur.
It later closed a $107 million Sequence B in December. The spherical was led by Goodwater Capital, with participation from Pantera Capital, Blockchain Capital and Circle Ventures, in addition to continued assist from HSG.
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Stablecoin sector attracts vital funding
Stablecoin-focused corporations drew vital funding in 2025 as enterprise capital continued flowing into fee and infrastructure suppliers. In August, traders dedicated virtually $100 million to the sector, together with a $40 million Sequence B for Switzerland-based M0 led by Polychain Capital and Ribbit Capital, and a $58 million increase by US startup Rain to construct instruments enabling banks to challenge regulated stablecoins.
Funding exercise continued by the 12 months. In October, Chicago-based Coinflow secured $25 million in a Sequence A led by Pantera Capital to develop cross-border settlement providers, whereas CMT Digital later launched a $136 million fund with allocations for stablecoin startups, together with Coinflow and Codex.
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