Stablecoin payment firm OpenPayd eyes Nasdaq listing
OpenPayd has targeted completion of its Titan Acquisition Corp. merger by the end of 2026 as the stablecoin payments infrastructure firm prepares for a Nasdaq listing and a U.S. customer launch in 2027. SummaryOpenPayd expects its Titan merger to close by year-end, followed by Nasdaq trading under OP.The transaction could value OpenPayd at up to $1.145 billion on a pro-forma equity basis.OpenPayd plans to launch U.S. services by April 2027 with 43 state money transmitter licenses.Revenue reached $73 million in fiscal 2026, while EBITDA totaled $13 million, company filings show.The proposed deal still requires Titan shareholder approval, SEC effectiveness, Nasdaq approval and minimum proceeds. OpenPayds latest disclosures show the proposed business combination remains subject to several closing conditions, including Titan shareholder approval, effectiveness of the SEC registration statement, Nasdaq listing approval and at least $130 million in aggregate transaction proceeds. CEO Iana Dimitrova said the company expects the transaction to close before year-end, barring a major external disruption. If completed, the combined company is expected to trade on Nasdaq under the ticker OP. You might also like: OpenPayd gains 43 U.S. licenses ahead of Nasdaq deal OpenPayd expects its Nasdaq deal to close this year OpenPayd and Titan signed their definitive business combination agreement on June 1.









