Philippine digital bank Maya is exploring an IPO in the United States, aiming to raise up to 1 billion dollars.
ChainCatcher News, according to market sources, Philippine digital bank Maya is exploring an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States, with plans to raise up to 1 billion USD. The company is currently working with advisors to advance this deal.
Maya holds a digital banking license issued by the Central Bank of the Philippines and offers savings accounts, consumer loans, payments, and merchant services through its app. In addition to its core banking business, Maya also provides in-app cryptocurrency trading services under the regulated Virtual Asset Service Provider framework. Choosing to list in the US market could provide Maya with deeper capital pools and a broader base of institutional investors. Local observers noted that investors will weigh the company's banking fundamentals against its compliance in the crypto business.
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