It appears that Groupon is still the prettiest girl at the dance. According to a Tuesday report, the site has filed for Series G funding that would authorize it to raise up to $950 million; a move that could put the company's value at almost $8 billion.

Groupon has "filed a certificate to authorize a $950 million Series G round of preferred stock," VC Experts reported. A form outlining the exact amount is expected next week.

That puts the value of Groupon at $6.4 billion, according to the site's valuation and deal term database. But this filing increases the authorized shares of voting common to 250 million shares, and if all those shares are issued, Groupon's valuation could jump to $7.8 billion, VC Experts said.

Groupon did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

VC Experts suggested that Groupon will use this new funding for its overseas expansion plans.

The news comes several weeks after reports that Google was looking to buy Groupon. Reports originally put the deal at $2.5 billion, but that later skyrocketed to over $5 billion. By early December, however, talks between Google and Groupon reportedly crumbled.