Circle, a digital currency company, announced plans for its new global headquarters at One World Trade Center. The announcement was made in Lower Manhattan at an event attended by industry leaders, political figures and key partners who have played a crucial role in Circle’s growth and success.
According to Jeremy Allaire, co-founder and CEO of Circle, the company’s vision for a new internet financial system is becoming a reality in an exciting way. He also emphasized that One World Trade Center represents freedom, strength and America’s central role in the global economy – all of which are essential elements for global prosperity. The company sees their new headquarters near the top of this iconic building as symbolic of trustworthiness, security and stability – qualities that they strive to provide as critical infrastructure providers for the future of finance.
The layout of Circle’s new headquarters reflects their mission to create a more open-minded inclusive economic system that is both safe and efficient on a global scale. Spanning across the entire 87th floor with plans to open early 2025; this space will serve as not only office space but also as convening area where ideas can be shared freely among employees from different departments.
While relocating its main base from Boston (where it currently resides), Circle will keep its regulated U.S money transmission business there until further notice.
