Revolut begins a phased rollout of its first euro-pegged stablecoin, EURR, to select customers. Multiple outlets report that the rollout starts in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal, with access initially limited to a smaller group of users rather than a full launch for all customers.
The reports add details on how EURR is structured and regulated. Decrypt says a Luxembourg subsidiary of Stripe holds the token reserves, while NDTV describes EURR as MiCA-compliant and issued by Bridge Building S.A. NDTV also says EURR is initially available on the Ethereum network. PYMNTS and CoinDesk emphasize that the effort is part of a wider push toward broader adoption in Europe, with plans to expand to more countries across the European Economic Area later and to potentially add more blockchain networks during 2026.
Across the coverage, the main differences are the emphasis on compliance and issuance details, and the specific operational information about reserve holding and blockchain availability, but all align on the phased start in the three countries.
