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Revolut Rolls Out Euro Stablecoin EURR in Europe

The token is MiCA-compliant and is legally issued by Bridge, part of Stripe, under supervision in Luxembourg. The first rollout is happening through the Revolut app in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal.

By Mike Hesp
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Revolut Rolls Out Euro Stablecoin EURR in Europe

Key Takeaways

  • Revolut has started rolling out the EURR euro stablecoin in its retail app, with an initial test group in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal.
  • EURR is legally issued by Bridge, part of Stripe, is MiCA-compliant, and is supervised by Luxembourg’s financial regulator.
  • The rollout increases the visibility of euro stablecoins, a small segment of the stablecoin market that represents less than $800 million.

Revolut has started rolling out its own euro stablecoin EURR in the retail app. The first test group is in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal. That gives the still-small euro stablecoin market a distribution channel that reaches far beyond crypto-native platforms alone.

Rollout With First Customers

According to Revolut, EURR is meant for customers who already use the app for banking and crypto. The company says more than 16 million customers already use crypto, which means the stablecoin could immediately become visible to a large audience inside the same app.

The token shares its ticker with Stablr’s euro stablecoin, which according to available market data has a market cap of 6.4 million. That shows how small this segment still is compared with the broader stablecoin market, which is now worth more than $300 billion (€257 billion).

MiCA and the Issuing Party

Although the stablecoin is being rolled out under the Revolut name, EURR is legally issued by Bridge, a Stripe company. The coin is MiCA-compliant and falls under supervision by Luxembourg’s financial regulator. Each token can be redeemed at face value at Bridge Building.

The reserves are held in segregated accounts at regulated banks or can be invested in permitted, highly liquid euro instruments. At the time of publication, the Bridge reserve page showed 374 EURR in circulation, fully backed by 374 euros in reserve assets held in cash.

Why This Matters

For European crypto users, this is especially relevant because euro stablecoins still make up a small part of the market. According to DeFiLlama, they represent less than $800 million (€686 million) of the total stablecoin market. At the same time, Revolut’s move shows that major fintechs and banks are paying more attention to this segment, especially now that MiCA has provided a clearer framework for stablecoins in the EU since July 1, 2026.

The token runs on Ethereum and Polygon through separate smart contracts. The launch wraps up a project that had been in development for almost two years. Revolut was already working on its own stablecoin in 2024, and the company was valued last month at $115 billion (€98.6 billion) in a share sale to employees.

The move fits into a broader trend in which major financial players see stablecoins not just as trading tools, but also as payment and settlement infrastructure. For example, Standard Chartered previously started direct USDC minting and redemption for institutional clients.

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