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cryptoSep 22, 2026, 1:04 PM

Binance Takes $100m Stake in Circle Alongside Five-Year USDC Deal

Binance has acquired a $100 million stake in Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, in a deal that also includes a five-year agreement covering USDC.

Binance has taken a $100 million stake in Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, alongside a five-year agreement tied to the dollar-pegged token, according to a summary of the transaction carried in a broker and fintech news roundup.

The deal pairs one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges by trading activity with one of the biggest issuers of dollar-backed stablecoins. USDC is the second-largest stablecoin by circulating supply, behind Tether's USDT, and is widely used as collateral, a settlement asset and a payment rail across exchanges, decentralised finance platforms and merchant services.

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For Binance, the equity investment and the multi-year USDC arrangement point to a closer commercial relationship with Circle, at a time when stablecoins have become central infrastructure for trading, transfers and on-chain liquidity. For Circle, a commitment of this length from a major exchange venue supports demand for its token and adds a distribution channel of significant scale.

The headline figure of the transaction is the $100 million equity component and the five-year term of the USDC arrangement. Details such as the resulting valuation, the structure of the investment, any governance or board rights, and the precise commercial terms attached to the USDC agreement were not set out in the available summary.

Stablecoin issuance has become one of the most contested corners of digital assets, with issuers competing for exchange listings, settlement flows and reserves income. Ties between large trading venues and stablecoin issuers are closely watched because they can influence which tokens dominate order books and payment corridors.

The item surfaced as part of a daily market recap that also covered a delayed IPO for BlackBull, an additional UAE storefront for Equiti, eToro's plans to migrate clients to a new AI-centred app, and a forecast that financial contracts could account for close to half of prediction-market volume by 2035.

Source: Finance Magnates