Crypto exchange Blockchain.com has confidentially filed for its U.S. public offering, the firm announced on Thursday. 

Details about the number of shares being offered or expected price range of the offering have not been determined. 

The U.K.-based firm was founded in 2011, and since that time has facilitated the creation of more than 100 million crypto wallets and $1 trillion worth of transactions, according to its website. 

Blockchain.com’s intent to go public adds it to a growing list of crypto firms, including fellow exchange Kraken, hardware wallet and crypto security firm Ledger, and MetaMask developer Consensys—one of numerous investors in an editorially independent Decrypt—that have all reportedly…