
Stablecoin · EURe
Monerium is a regulated Icelandic EMI issuing EURe and GBPe as onchain e-money redeemable at par via banking rails and Web3 IBAN.
The onchain fiat platform.
EURe supply
$26.4M
+0.1% 24h
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EURe is issued by a licensed EMI and redeemable at par via banking rails. It behaves like bank-issued e-money onchain, not an overcollateralized crypto stablecoin.
Regulated euro e-money on Ethereum, Polygon, Gnosis, and Arbitrum. EUR to Web3 IBAN to EURe, redeemable at par.
Pound e-money token issued under the same EMI framework.
Monerium hf is a licensed EMI in the EEA; its tokens are legal e-money redeemable at par via Web3 IBAN and banking rails.
MoneriumEURe, GBPe, USDe and ISKe are issued across Ethereum, Gnosis, Polygon and Arbitrum.
MoneriumMonerium aligns its e-money tokens with the EU MiCA framework for EMTs.
MoneriumHow Monerium maps onto established TradFi structures, and where it diverges.
Electronic money / stored-value account
Monerium
EURe maps to regulated e-money redeemable at par, similar to stored-value electronic money accounts.
TradFi analogue
Onchain ERC-20 with Web3 IBAN rails; not a money-market fund and not deposit-insured.
Monerium hf.
Licensed issuer Icelandic regulated EMI supervised by the Central Bank of Iceland FSA. Centralized issuer, no DAO.
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Banking partner Banking, IBAN, and SEPA rail partner for fiat flows.
Key milestones: launches, upgrades, exploits and governance events.
First licensed e-money issuer on blockchain
ExecutedMonerium hf is authorized as an EEA e-money institution issuing on-chain e-money.
SourceMulti-chain e-money rollout
ExecutedEURe and GBPe deployed across Ethereum, Gnosis, Polygon and Arbitrum via Web3 IBAN.
SourceMiCA alignment for e-money tokens
StatedMonerium aligns its tokens with the EU MiCA framework for e-money tokens (EMTs).
SourceEURe is regulated e-money issued by Monerium hf., an Icelandic EMI supervised by the Central Bank of Iceland FSA. It is not a collateralized DeFi stablecoin.
Funds are safeguarded under EMI rules but are not deposit-insured like traditional bank accounts.