RedotPay said the audit is part of its ongoing preparations to go public in the United States, pushing back against an August report that suggested the IPO had been put on hold. The company has not provided a timeline for the listing, and details about the proposed offering remain undisclosed.
Stablecoin companies have increasingly explored traditional capital markets as a way to raise funds and establish legitimacy with mainstream investors. RedotPay operates in the crypto payments space, offering services tied to stablecoins. The completion of a financial audit is often a prerequisite for filing a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, though the company has not confirmed whether such a filing has been made.
The August report that RedotPay disputed did not name its source; the company's statement now indicates it remains committed to its public listing ambitions.