CONFIRMED PREDICTIONOP-001OPAY U.S. IPO

OPay’s U.S. IPO path was already visible before Bloomberg made it public.

OPay is a Nigeria-focused payments company with a Singapore-linked structure that sits close to consumer and merchant money flows.

In April 2026, Perpect identified a Singapore-anchored path toward a U.S. IPO. What looked like isolated movement was already forming into a public listing story.

TIMELINE

The timeline

APR 4 2026

Early movement detection

Deji flagged that OPay was already preparing for a U.S. IPO, with the path anchored from Singapore and an initial public posture expected before the end of the year.

Deji’s early movement detection post about OPay preparing for a U.S. IPO
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Opay is already preparing for a U.S. IPO, anchored from Singapore.

The post that introduced the Singapore-anchored reading before the public confirmation.

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APR 14 2026

Perpect publishes the dossier

Perpect released a record stating that OPay was preparing for a US IPO, with confidence at 90 percent and Dossier 015 documenting 13 evidence points.

Perpect dossier post showing OPay preparing for a U.S. IPO
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OPay is preparing for a US IPO.

The dossier post that laid out the evidence points for analysts and institutional desks.

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JUN 2026

The market catches up

Bloomberg confirmed that SoftBank-backed OPay hired Citi, Deutsche Bank, and JPMorgan for a U.S. IPO targeting a valuation of about 4 billion dollars.

Bloomberg confirmation article for OPay U.S. IPO
BLOOMBERGPUBLIC CONFIRMATION

SoftBank-Backed OPay Hires Citi, Deutsche, JPMorgan for US IPO

The public confirmation that matched the listing path Perpect had already mapped.

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TAKEAWAY

Opportunity

As supplied to Dossier 015 subscribers, the signal opened a window for capital markets, banking, and public-listing support teams to position before the process became visible.

Risk

As supplied to Dossier 015 subscribers, competitors risked treating the move as routine growth when it was really a formation of public-market intent.