AllUnity, a MiCA-regulated fintech specializing in euro-backed stablecoins, has expanded the availability of its primary stablecoin, EURAU, across major decentralized exchanges. The rollout allows broader access to euro-pegged assets for decentralized finance (DeFi) users and liquidity providers.
Multiple new EURAU pairs on leading decentralized platforms
EURAU became available through new trading pairs on Uniswap, Raydium, and Tempo. On Ethereum, Uniswap now offers a direct EURAU/USDT pair. Tempo, an emergent blockchain focused on stablecoin liquidity, added an EURAU/USDT0 trading duo. Meanwhile, the Solana-based Raydium platform now hosts an additional EURAU/USDT pair.
USDT0, also featured in these integrations, refers to a variant of Tether’s USDT designed for omnichain interoperability. These deployments allow AllUnity to bridge euro liquidity with predominant dollar-backed stablecoins, linking two of the most transacted fiat currencies in the crypto ecosystem.
Through these listings, AllUnity strengthens its push to accelerate euro-denominated trading in decentralized markets, catering to institutional and retail clients seeking alternative stablecoin options.
Expanding EURAU liquidity across leading DEXs represents a critical step in developing a resilient euro liquidity layer for crypto markets, according to AllUnity executive Rupertus Rothenhäuser. Institutions and liquidity providers can access the new pools directly to enhance euro-dollar market depth.
Since the launch of EURAU on July 31, 2025, AllUnity has steadily grown its exchange footprint, targeting both centralized and decentralized venues. The issuer continues to trail larger euro stablecoins by market size, but recent integrations are expected to enhance access and visibility across DeFi.
MiCA compliance and ongoing regulatory discussions
Operating since mid-2025 under Germany’s BaFin-issued Electronic Money Institution license, AllUnity adheres to the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) as an authorized electronic money token provider. MiCA, fully implemented since late 2024, sets clear standards for stablecoin issuers and related service operators across the EU.
EURAU’s expansion to DeFi comes at a time when European regulators are actively debating how fully decentralized protocols fit within MiCA’s regulatory framework. The European Central Bank has highlighted ambiguities around decentralization thresholds and the potential regulatory obligations of large DeFi operators.
Stablecoin market data from CoinGecko shows USDT and USDT0 represent around 97% of the $316 billion global stablecoin sector. By integrating EURAU with these dominant dollar tokens, AllUnity positions itself to capture new euro-based demand in a market historically skewed toward USD liquidity.
Compliance with MiCA remains an industry outlier, with issuers like Tether recently declining to pursue European regulatory approval, leading some exchanges to delist USDT for EU users. AllUnity has maintained a contrasting strategy by securing licenses and actively listing its stablecoin EURAU on both centralized and decentralized exchanges.
Prior to this expansion, EURAU was already listed on centralized exchange Bullish, with Aerodrome naming EURAU as its first DEX integration in December 2025. The recent additions on Uniswap, Raydium, and Tempo mark the latest phase of AllUnity’s distribution plan, amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny and evolving DeFi standards in Europe.
