EURAU Expands to Multiple Blockchains: AllUnity and Chainlink Address Liquidity Fragmentation Across Europe

AllUnity, a licensed electronic money institution supported by DWS Group, Flow Traders, and Galaxy, has joined forces with

to facilitate cross-chain transactions for its euro-backed stablecoin, EURAU. Through this partnership, Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) is integrated, making EURAU a stablecoin that operates natively across multiple blockchains and helping to resolve liquidity silos in Europe’s growing digital asset sector, according to . Issued under a BaFin e-money license, EURAU is built for continuous settlement and liquidity in both DeFi and traditional finance, while remaining compliant with the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR), as highlighted by CryptoTimes.

This collaboration utilizes CCIP and the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard to ensure 1:1 supply matching, seamless transfers without slippage, and institutional-level liquidity across networks such as

, , and Polygon, the CryptoTimes article continues. EURAU will be issued natively via CCIP on , Base, Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, and Solana, with plans to expand to the Canton Network in the future. AllUnity CEO Alexander Höptner stated that this step represents a significant advance in developing “secure, compliant, and truly interoperable financial infrastructure across Europe,” as reported.

This partnership is in line with the broader movement toward stablecoin adoption, as regulatory measures like MiCAR become more influential. For example, Swiss

app Relai recently obtained a MiCA license in France, making it one of the earliest crypto-asset service providers (CASP) under this regulation, according to . Likewise, Circle’s has surpassed Tether’s in on-chain usage, fueled by MiCAR compliance and collaborations with major payment firms like Visa and Mastercard, as reported by .

Chainlink’s integration also highlights the increasing trust institutions have in stablecoin-powered cross-border payment solutions. ClearBank, a tech-driven clearing bank, recently became part of Circle’s Payments Network to broaden access to USDC and EURC, improving instant and transparent settlements for clients in Europe, according to a

. These trends point to regulated, multi-currency stablecoins becoming the backbone of tokenized financial systems.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has also demonstrated its dedication to digital currency, aiming for a digital euro pilot by 2027 and a full-scale launch by 2029 to provide an alternative to U.S.-centric payment networks, as noted by

. As EURAU and similar initiatives grow, they are positioning Europe at the forefront of secure and interoperable financial networks, connecting both traditional and decentralized finance.