CyberScope, the Web3 security division of TAC InfoSec Limited, has officially secured approval under USDC’s Issuer Circle Partner Allowance Program. Notably, the company earned this recognition after completing a strict, multi-stage compliance and governance review process designed to assess operational strength and regulatory alignment.
Importantly, this approval arrives at a pivotal time. Stablecoins are increasingly becoming part of a tightly regulated financial infrastructure in the United States. As regulators and policymakers intensify oversight, companies operating within the digital asset ecosystem must meet higher compliance standards. Against this backdrop, CyberScope’s inclusion signals its readiness to operate within more structured and institutionally governed frameworks.
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Circle, the issuer of USD Coin (USDC), manages one of the world’s largest dollar-backed stablecoins. Moreover, Circle has built a strong reputation for maintaining a compliance-first model that aligns with institutional and regulatory standards. Today, USDC integrates across major blockchains, crypto exchanges, fintech platforms, and enterprise-grade payment systems, significantly expanding its ecosystem reach and real-world applications.
To secure approval, CyberScope underwent a comprehensive three-stage evaluation process. Specifically, the review included two formal presentations followed by a final assessment conducted by Circle’s Partner Alliance jury and board. This layered screening mechanism evaluates governance controls, compliance maturity, and operational capabilities critical factors in a rapidly evolving digital finance landscape.
Meanwhile, as financial institutions in the United States continue to refine regulatory expectations around digital assets, service providers supporting stablecoin ecosystems face greater due diligence requirements. Therefore, CyberScope’s entry into Circle’s ecosystem not only enhances its credibility but also positions the firm as a recognized security partner for organizations building on USDC. In effect, the approval underscores CyberScope’s ability to function alongside regulated financial infrastructure.
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Furthermore, this development aligns with CyberScope’s broader growth strategy. The company is actively advancing toward a proposed U.S. public listing on Nasdaq, aiming to become the first publicly listed Web3 security-focused company operating within the ecosystem’s regulatory guardrails. Institutional validation from Circle strengthens this ambition and reinforces CyberScope’s positioning as an infrastructure-aligned cybersecurity provider serving both crypto-native platforms and the broader financial ecosystem.
CyberScope operates under TAC Security, a publicly listed global cybersecurity company serving clients in over 100 countries. As part of its long-term 2030 vision, TAC Security has set its sights on becoming one of the “Largest Cybersecurity Player,” further highlighting its aggressive global expansion and infrastructure-led strategy.
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