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Who audits Circle's USDC reserves?

As of , the latest USDC attestation (firm signed as an image, issued ) reports reserves of $73,398,532,613 against 73,320,757,305.00 USDC in circulation. ReserveBeat measured 48,166,117,745.72 USDC on-chain on ethereum at . The table lists every USDC report parsed, with the firm each one names.

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STALE states age, not lateness: the newest report ReserveBeat holds for this token is older than the cadence expected for it, which can happen while the next report is not yet due.

Who audits Circle's USDC reserves?
Report periodFirm named in the reportAssuranceIssued on
2026-08Not heldEXAMINED2026-09-29
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-08-31. Signed as an image
2026-07Not heldEXAMINED2026-08-27
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-07-31. Signed as an image
2026-06Not heldEXAMINED2026-07-29
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-06-30. Signed as an image
2026-05Not heldEXAMINED2026-06-29
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-05-29. Signed as an image
2026-04Not heldEXAMINED2026-05-28
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-04-30. Signed as an image
2026-03Not heldEXAMINED2026-04-29
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-03-31. Signed as an image
2026-02Not heldEXAMINED2026-03-27
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-02-27. Signed as an image
2026-01Not heldEXAMINED2026-02-26
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-01-30. Signed as an image
2025-12Not heldEXAMINED2026-01-30
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-12-31. Signed as an image
2025-11Not heldEXAMINED2025-12-19
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-11-28. Signed as an image
2025-10Not heldEXAMINED2025-11-26
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-10-31. Signed as an image
2025-09Not heldEXAMINED2025-10-30
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-09-30. Signed as an image
2025-08Not heldEXAMINED2025-09-30
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-08-29. Signed as an image
2025-07Not heldEXAMINED2025-08-29
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-07-31. Signed as an image
2025-06Not heldEXAMINED2025-07-30
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-06-30. Signed as an image
2025-05Not heldEXAMINED2025-06-27
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-05-30. Signed as an image
2025-04Not heldEXAMINED2025-05-29
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-04-30. Signed as an image
2025-02Not heldEXAMINED2025-03-28
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-02-28. Signed as an image
2025-01Not heldEXAMINED2025-02-27
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2025-01-31. Signed as an image
2024-12Not heldEXAMINED2025-01-30
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2024-12-31. Signed as an image
2024-11Not heldEXAMINED2024-12-20
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2024-11-29. Signed as an image
2024-09Not heldEXAMINED2024-10-30
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2024-09-30. Signed as an image
2024-08Not heldEXAMINED2024-09-27
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2024-08-30. Signed as an image
2024-07Not heldEXAMINED2024-08-28
As reported in Circle's attestation dated 2024-07-31. Signed as an image

An empty cell means ReserveBeat holds no value for it. Empty is never filled with a zero, an estimate, or a figure carried over from another row.

The report carries its accounting firm's signature as an image rather than as text, so its text layer holds no firm name to extract and no firm is stated here. A firm name never enters the board from outside the document it came from, even where the firm is a matter of public record.

A firm name enters the board only from the document's own text, even where the firm is a matter of public record, so an image-only signature leaves the cell unnamed with the reason beside it. These are attestation reports on reserves at a date; they are not audits of Circle's financial statements.

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  • Data: ReserveBeat — https://reservebeat.com/questions/who-audits-circles-usdc-reserves — figure as reported in Circle's attestation dated 2026-08-31.
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  • Data: ReserveBeat — https://reservebeat.com/questions/who-audits-circles-usdc-reserves — supply measured on ethereum at 2026-10-19T10:17:59Z.

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