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The current price of Eurite is $1.12 with a 0.20% change in the last 24 hours.
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Eurite (EURI) is a euro-denominated stablecoin issued by Banking Circle S.A., a licensed credit institution in Luxembourg. Each EURI token is intended to be worth one euro and is backed one-for-one by euro reserves held by the issuing bank, with holders able to request redemption at par.
What separates EURI from most euro stablecoins is who issues it. Not a fintech, a foundation or a DAO, but a regulated European bank supervised by Luxembourg's Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF), with the token structured to comply with the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) as an electronic money token.
It is also important to say plainly what EURI is not. It is not a protocol. There is no staking, no yield, no governance token and no roadmap of protocol features. It is a bank liability represented as a token on public blockchains, and its design goal is to be boring and redeemable.
Official sources:
EURI was launched on 26 August 2024 by Banking Circle S.A., a Luxembourg-registered bank focused on cross-border payments and settlement for financial institutions and payment businesses. It is authorized as a credit institution under EU banking regulation and identified publicly by its CSSF bank number and Luxembourg trade register entry.
Banking Circle described EURI at launch as the first MiCA-compliant stablecoin issued and backed by an EU bank. That is the issuer's own characterization, and other euro stablecoin issuers have since obtained authorization under MiCA as well, so it is best read as a statement about the timing of a bank-issued entrant rather than a permanent claim to primacy.
There is no pseudonymous founding team, no token generation event and no community distribution to describe. The relevant history is the bank's, not a protocol's.
Issuance against euro deposits A client delivers euro to Banking Circle under a customer relationship subject to onboarding and due diligence. The bank mints an equivalent quantity of EURI and delivers the tokens on the requested network.
Reserve segregation Funds received in exchange for EURI are held segregated in cash or cash equivalents in a bankruptcy-remote arrangement, so the reserve stays identifiable and available to token holders rather than becoming general assets of the bank.
Redemption at par Holders may request redemption of EURI for euro at par value, and the issuer states that redemption is not subject to a fee. In practice redemption runs through the issuer's onboarding and compliance process rather than an anonymous on-chain burn, which is normal for a regulated electronic money token.
Secondary market circulation Between mint and redemption, EURI moves like any other token: freely transferable, tradable on exchanges, and usable inside applications that support it. Most retail users acquire and dispose of EURI on the secondary market rather than dealing directly with the issuer.
0x9d1a7a3191102e9f900faa10540837ba84dcbae7EURI is used for:
Under MiCA's rules for electronic money tokens, issuers do not pay interest to holders. EURI is a settlement and holding instrument, not an income-producing one, and any yield earned on it comes from a third party taking additional risk.
Against EURC, the euro token from Circle, the differences are issuer type and distribution. Circle is a regulated electronic money institution with very wide exchange and DeFi integration; Banking Circle is a bank with deeper institutional payment rails but a narrower on-chain footprint. Against older euro tokens such as STASIS EURO, EURI benefits from being designed for the MiCA era rather than retrofitted to it.
Against dollar stablecoins, the honest comparison is unflattering on liquidity and flattering on currency match. Euro stablecoins as a category carry far less depth, so spreads are wider and integrations fewer. A euro-based treasury may still prefer EURI because it removes currency risk entirely.
Security for a stablecoin has two halves, and they fail differently.
The first half is the reserve and the issuer. The safeguards there are bank licensing and CSSF supervision, MiCA's requirements for electronic money tokens, segregation of client funds in a bankruptcy-remote structure, and periodic attestation by an external audit firm confirming that tokens outstanding are matched one-for-one by euro reserves. Those attestations describe a point in time rather than continuous audit.
The second half is the contract. The EURI smart contract has been audited by a third-party security firm, and the report is published on the official site. On-chain inspection shows the token deployed behind an upgradeable proxy, so the issuer retains the ability to change contract logic. That is standard for regulated issuers, who must be able to comply with freeze, seizure and sanctions obligations, but it does mean holders trust the issuer's administrative controls rather than immutable code. Read the terms and the white paper before treating EURI as a bearer instrument.
EURI tests whether traditional banks will issue stablecoins directly rather than leave the market to specialist fintechs. If bank-issued electronic money tokens become normal under MiCA, the credit profile of stablecoins changes: the counterparty becomes a supervised bank rather than a lightly regulated issuer holding a reserve portfolio. For euro-denominated businesses it also fills a real gap, since most on-chain cash is dollar-denominated.
EURI is available on centralized exchanges that support euro stablecoins, and on decentralized markets on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain. Institutional users can also mint and redeem directly with the issuer subject to onboarding.
EURI has been available on venues including:
Coverage is narrower than for major dollar stablecoins, so confirm support and pairs with your venue before planning around it.
After purchase, EURI can be held on an exchange, which is custodial, in any self-custodial EVM wallet on Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain, or in a hardware wallet paired with compatible software.
The token uses the same address on both supported chains, so selecting the correct network when depositing or withdrawing matters. Verify the network on both sides of every transfer.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Eurite is $1.12 with a 0.20% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $295,030 representing a 8.18% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Eurite is $37,254,434, ranking #377 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Eurite is $37,254,434, calculated assuming the total supply of 33,138,617 EURI is in circulation.
Circulating: 33,138,617. Total: 33,138,617. Max: N/A.
In the last 24 hours, Eurite traded between a low of $1.12 and a high of $1.13.
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