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CyberScope, the Web3 security arm of TAC InfoSec Limited, has been approved and listed in Circle’s USDC Issuer Circle Partner Allowance Program after a rigorous multi-stage governance and compliance review. The move comes as stablecoins face heightened regulatory scrutiny of the U.S. financial infrastructure, with Circle’s USD Coin (USDC) serving as a leading, compliant dollar-backed stablecoin. USDC is integrated across major blockchains, exchanges, fintech platforms, and enterprise payment systems, broadening its use cases and ecosystem visibility. The approval followed a three-stage screening—two formal presentations and a final review by Circle’s Partner Alliance jury and board—reflecting governance controls, compliance alignment, and operational maturity in a rapidly evolving space.

As U.S. institutions and policymakers tighten oversight of digital asset infrastructure, stablecoin providers face intensified due diligence. With CyberScope’s approval into the Circle’s ecosystem, it positions the company as a trusted security partner for organizations building with USDC and signals readiness to operate within regulated financial rails. The milestone aligns with CyberScope’s trajectory toward a Nasdaq listing, aiming to become the first publicly listed Web3 security-focused company within the ecosystem’s guardrails. Institutional validation from Circle reinforces CyberScope’s strategy to be an infrastructure-aligned player in both crypto-native and broader financial ecosystems.

CyberScope, a TAC Security Company, serves clients across more than 100 countries. As part of its 2030 vision, TAC Security has outlined its ambitions to become one of the Largest Cybersecurity Player, by leading across vulnerability management, Web3 security, and cybersecurity compliance platforms. This reflects the company’s broader convergence of decentralised technologies and traditional enterprise systems.