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AllUnity, a joint venture asset manager between DWS, Flow, Traders, and Galaxy, has announced that it has received a BaFin license in Germany to issue a MiCA-compliant euro-pegged stablecoin, EURAU. This encourages the launch of EURAU with institutional-grade proof reserves and financial reporting, ensuring transparency and reliability.
AllUnity Secures BaFin License
On July 1, AllUnity received an e-money institution (EMI) license from the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin), allowing the company to issue stablecoin that is fully compliant with Europe’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework.
Alexander Hoptner, CEO of AllUnity, said, “Securing the EMI license from BaFin is a monumental achievement for AllUnity and a testament to our dedication to regulatory excellence. This license is not just a regulatory hurdle cleared; it’s a foundational step towards building a truly secure, transparent, and compliant digital cross-border payment ecosystem for Europe and global markets.”
AllUnity’s Target with EURAU
AllUnity is planning to launch EURAU, which will be 100% collateralized to deliver great transparency through proof of reserves and regulatory reporting. With this euro-pegged stablecoin, EURAU, AllUnity is aiming for seamless cross-border transactions across Europe and beyond, catering to both fintech platforms and established financial institutions.
AllUnity is offering a versatile and compatible solution for the evolving digital payments landscape with the EURAU, which is expected to be compatible with enterprise systems and decentralized finance protocols.
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Stablecoin Battle and MiCA Compliance
AllUnity’s announcement comes at a time when Europe is becoming a hotspot in the global stablecoin race, especially with new MiCA rules coming into effect in December 2024. Tether, the biggest stablecoin in the world, has chosen not to follow these rules, causing its USDT token to be removed from top exchanges like Binance, Kraken, and Coinbase for European users.
With a MiCA-compliance, support of financial institutions, and a determined focus, AllUnity is poised to succeed with EURAU.
Final Thought
AllUnity is expected to endure a big competition and hurdles in its way of regulating EURAU, like the Tether did during the USTD launch. However, despite all the challenges, USDT emerged to be the dominant market leader with a significant lead over other stablecoins. Now, it is time for the investors to see if EURAU can accomplish the same heights or will it fail to gain such popularity.
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FAQs
EURAU is a euro-pegged stablecoin issued by AllUnity, a joint venture of DWS, Flow Traders, and Galaxy. It’s MiCA-compliant because AllUnity secured an e-money institution (EMI) license from BaFin (Germany’s financial regulator) on July 1st, ensuring 100% collateralization, proof of reserves, and regulatory reporting.
MiCA (Markets in Crypto Assets) is a comprehensive regulatory framework by the European Union to govern crypto assets. It aims to protect consumers, ensure financial stability, and streamline regulations across EU member states. New MiCA rules for electronic money tokens (stablecoins) are taking effect in December 2024.
AllUnity is targeting seamless cross-border transactions across Europe and beyond with EURAU. It aims to serve both fintech platforms and established financial institutions by providing a versatile, compatible solution for the evolving digital payments landscape, designed to integrate with enterprise systems and DeFi protocols.
