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USDC attestation report — 2024-08

Circle's 2024-08 attestation report, as published: the reserve composition, the report's stated as-of figures, and the changes against the prior period. Each figure renders verbatim at its stated scope, with the disclosure's independently verifiable dimensions noted — not audit evidence, and not a solvency judgment.

By Aaron Cohen

Report — 2024-08 ISSUER_ATTESTED

issuer
Circle · USD Coin
engagement
examined
standard (verbatim)
attestation standards established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
composition as of
2024-08-30 (report dates: 2024-08-29, 2024-08-30)
issued on
2024-09-27
source document
422083d968…dbdba642 · template circle-usdc-v1

Reserve composition

kindline (verbatim)amountunit
TOTALTOTAL USDC RESERVE ASSETS34,718,608,570.000000USD
LIABILITYUSDC in Circulation (as defined in the criteria below)34,644,410,354.000000TOKEN
CATEGORYU.S. Treasury Repurchase Agreements21,266,000,000.000000USD
CATEGORYTOTAL U.S. TREASURY SECURITIES8,652,208,527.000000USD
CATEGORYCash held at regulated financial institutions3,961,910,997.000000USD
CATEGORYCash held in Circle Reserve Fund1,004,776,763.000000USD
CATEGORYCash due to/(owed by) Circle due to timing and settlement differences, net-31,961,924.000000USD
CATEGORYCash due to/(owed by) Circle Reserve Fund due to timing and settlement differences, net-134,325,793.000000USD

Changes vs prior period (2024-07)

kindcategorycurrentpriorchangeunit
TOTALTOTAL USDC RESERVE ASSETS34,718,608,570.00000033,247,845,322.0000001,470,763,248.000000USD
LIABILITYUSDC in Circulation (as defined in the criteria below)34,644,410,354.00000033,183,776,501.0000001,460,633,853.000000TOKEN
CATEGORYU.S. Treasury Repurchase Agreements21,266,000,000.00000019,831,000,000.0000001,435,000,000.000000USD
CATEGORYTOTAL U.S. TREASURY SECURITIES8,652,208,527.0000008,884,159,331.000000-231,950,804.000000USD
CATEGORYCASH (2 vs 2 lines)4,966,687,760.0000004,733,457,298.000000233,230,462.000000USD
CATEGORYTIMING (2 vs 2 lines)-166,287,717.000000-200,771,307.00000034,483,590.000000USD

Changes are computed from stored report rows: each figure the issuer stated in this period against the same normalized category in the prior period. A side the document does not state stays blank — absence is never zero-filled, and a change is never a judgment of reserve quality.

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Frequently asked questions

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One issuer-published attestation report, parsed into structured rows: the reserve composition, the report's stated as-of figures, and changes against the prior captured period. Every figure renders verbatim at its stated scope, from a hash-anchored capture of the document.

How are the changes against the prior period computed?

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What does a restated period mean?

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