Circle Alliance Program surpasses 1,500 members globally

Circle’s partner ecosystem just hit a notable threshold. The Circle Alliance Program, a network of companies building on Circle’s stablecoin infrastructure, now counts more than 1,500 members spread across over 90 countries and 20 industries. That’s a 50% jump from around 1,000 members in September 2025, which means the program added roughly 500 new participants in about 13 months. What the Circle Alliance Program actually does The Circle Alliance Program launched on November 14, 2023, designed as a formalized network for startups, fintech companies, institutions, and service providers that use Circle’s platform. To qualify, companies need to have a deployed solution using Circle’s platform and a commitment to supporting USDC or EURC, Circle’s dollar and euro-denominated stablecoins. In return, members get access to dedicated support from Circle’s team, webinars, industry insights, collaboration opportunities with other members, and visibility through a public directory. There’s also a marketing component: Circle provides promotional support that helps smaller companies punch above their weight when trying to attract enterprise clients or institutional partners. The program’s core ...