Revolut Brings €1-Pegged EURR Stablecoin To 3 European Countries

Revolut has started rolling out EURR (EURR) to selected users in three countries, targeting broader EEA availability later in 2026 as it cites an 80 million customer base.

Key Points:

EURR is initially available to selected Revolut customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal, with wider EEA availability planned later this year.

Bridge Building issues EURR under MiCA, with the euro stablecoin designed for redemption at €1 per token.

Ethereum and Polygon support are live, while seven more blockchain networks are planned.

EURR Rollout

Bridge Building S.A., the Luxembourg issuer within Bridge, holds reserves and handles redemptions, while Stripe acquired the stablecoin infrastructure company for $1.1 billion in 2025. EURR is redeemable at €1 per token.

The public offer opened Aug. 20 on Ethereum (ETH) and Polygon (POL), with Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd serving as sole distributor and Revolut X as another channel. Planned networks include Solana (SOL), Arbitrum (ARB), Optimism (OP), Avalanche (AVAX), Injective (INJ), TON (TON) and Sui (SUI).

StablR already uses the EURR ticker for a separate MiCA-authorized euro stablecoin, while Bridge announced its electronic money institution license and EU-wide MiCA authorization on Jul. 2. The early MiCA register counted 14 stablecoin issuers and 39 licensed service providers.

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Urmanshin Outlook

“EURR connects 80 million Revolut customers directly to on-chain finance,” said Emil Urmanshin, Revolut’s head of crypto and new bets, who said licensed banking infrastructure could expand practical stablecoin use. The initial rollout will test that proposition.

Iman Olya, Revolut’s stablecoin product owner, said EURR “completely removes the pain of moving on and off-chain,” describing it as a link between fiat money and crypto.

Revolut said other currency-denominated stablecoins are in development through separate regulatory routes, while wider EURR availability remains subject to regulatory, operational and product readiness.

The launch puts EURR into a euro stablecoin market led by Circle and EURC (EURC), which CoinGecko data cited by CryptoPotato placed at about €394 million in circulation.

Revolut’s stablecoin push follows its UK bank rollout after the Prudential Regulation Authority lifted restrictions on its banking license in Mar. 2026, another phased launch that began with a limited customer group. EURR extends that expansion into euro-denominated on-chain payments.

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