Revolut Launches Euro-Pegged EURR Stablecoin Across Three EU Markets
The fintech's first stablecoin has gone live for select users in Denmark, Poland and Portugal, issued by Stripe-owned Bridge under MiCA rules.
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Revolut has introduced EURR, a stablecoin pegged to the euro, marking the fintech's entry into a market increasingly populated by banks and payments firms.
According to Decrypt and CoinDesk, the rollout has begun with a limited group of customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal. BitKE reported that Revolut intends to extend availability to other European Economic Area markets later in 2026.
The token is designed to hold a value of 1.00 euro and is integrated into Revolut's app, allowing users to move between euros and crypto on-chain, as well as to external wallets and supported blockchain networks. Revolut described EURR as the first step in a wider stablecoin strategy that will eventually include tokens tied to other currencies, according to BitKE.
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