Sablecoin publisher Circle said it had cleared "the vast majority" of redemption and forging requirements for its relatively stable dollar coins (USDC).

In the latest operating report released on March 15, Circle showed that Bank of America had redeemed $3.8 billion of USDC and generated $800 million of USDC from the morning of March 13 to the end of March 15.

Last week, Circle was squeezed out by banks after it revealed that it had stable profit reserves worth $3.3 billion in failed Silicon Valley banks, prompting USDC to abandon its dollar peg.

Circle wrote in the upgrade: "events in the past week have seriously affected the liquidity of USDC." It added that it had been working to "restart services with highly featured banking partners, particularly payment and USDC redemption services".

Circle said it launched a new banking partner with Bank of America wire transfers on March 14th and applied the same partner to handle international wire transfers in 19 countries on March 15th. The company expects to "bring a new role" by March 16.

Cross River Bank also provided assistance to Circle's peer Coinbase, which was disclosed on March 13 as a new business model banking partner for the company to produce and redeem USDC. Circle has also added links to the current fund custodian, Bank of New York City (BNY Mellon).

This proof was released after USDC went through a period of unrest that caused many people to lose assets when they escaped from what was considered safe property. At that time, USDC was a rapidly declining property.

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