Revolut has begun the gradual rollout of EURR, its first stablecoin linked to the euro. Issued by Stripe-owned Bridge and integrated directly into Revolut’s retail app, the new digital asset is designed to connect traditional euro balances with on-chain finance.
EURR will initially be available to a selected group of eligible customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal. Revolut expects to expand its availability to other markets across the European Economic Area later in 2026, subject to product, operational and regulatory readiness.
The launch is the first step in a broader stablecoin strategy through which Revolut aims to strengthen its position as a bridge between fiat money and the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
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What is EURR?
EURR is a stablecoin designed to maintain a value of €1.
Unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ether, whose prices can fluctuate considerably, stablecoins are generally linked to a traditional currency or another reference asset to provide a more stable digital representation of value.
EURR will be issued by Bridge Building S.A., part of Stripe-owned stablecoin infrastructure provider Bridge. The reserves backing the token will be held and managed by the issuer in accordance with the applicable requirements of the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, or MiCA.
The new asset is classified as an electronic money token, commonly referred to as an EMT.
Eligible Revolut customers will be able to access EURR directly through the company’s retail app and use it as an on-chain asset denominated in euros. Revolut also says the stablecoin will support multiple blockchain networks and external wallets, although it has not yet disclosed which networks will be available during the initial rollout.
Connecting euros with on-chain finance
EURR is intended to provide a simpler route between traditional euro balances and blockchain-based financial services.
Customers will be able to move between euros and a digital asset denominated in the same currency without first relying on a US dollar-based stablecoin.
The stablecoin market is currently dominated by dollar-denominated assets such as USDT and USDC. Euro stablecoins account for a considerably smaller part of the sector, despite the progress of European regulation and the growing convergence between digital assets and traditional financial services.
Stablecoins are already a significant part of the crypto economy’s infrastructure. They are widely used for trading, settlement and transferring funds between platforms and blockchain networks.
Revolut believes they could eventually support a wider range of use cases, including international transfers, business payments and transaction settlement.
“EURR connects 80 million Revolut customers directly to on-chain finance,” said Emil Urmanshin, Head of Crypto and New Bets at Revolut. “By combining our global scale and licensed banking infrastructure with instant, euro-denominated access to the crypto ecosystem, we are unlocking real stablecoin utility.”
The role of Bridge and Stripe
Although EURR carries Revolut’s branding and will be available through its app, the stablecoin will not be issued directly by Revolut.
The issuer is Bridge Building S.A., which is authorised by Luxembourg’s Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier as an electronic money institution and crypto-asset service provider.
Bridge provides infrastructure that allows businesses to receive, store, convert, issue and spend stablecoins. Stripe acquired the company in February 2025 as part of its expansion into digital-asset and blockchain-based payment infrastructure.
The partnership enables Revolut to introduce its own branded stablecoin without having to build all the underlying issuance, reserve-management and redemption infrastructure internally.
“We are proud to help Revolut, one of the world’s leading fintech companies, launch a customised stablecoin for the European market,” said Mai Leduc Blount, Head of Product at Bridge.
According to Blount, Bridge’s MiCA and electronic money institution authorisations provide the regulatory foundation needed by companies building euro-denominated stablecoin products.
Revolut’s crypto services in the EEA are provided by Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd, which is authorised by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA.
The beginning of a wider stablecoin strategy
EURR is the first product to emerge from Revolut’s broader stablecoin strategy.
The fintech company says it is already developing additional stablecoins denominated in other traditional currencies. These assets will follow separate regulatory pathways, although Revolut has not disclosed which currencies it is considering or when the products might launch.
The company’s ambition is to connect traditional accounts, foreign exchange, payments and digital assets within a single ecosystem.
Revolut says it now serves more than 80 million retail customers globally, including over 16 million cryptocurrency users. Its scale could provide EURR with an immediate distribution advantage compared with euro stablecoins that depend primarily on adoption by external exchanges and wallets.
“Revolut originally removed hidden fees and friction from foreign exchange. Now we are doing exactly the same for crypto,” said Iman Olya, Stablecoins Product Owner at Revolut.
Olya described EURR as a way to reduce the friction associated with moving funds into and out of blockchain-based financial services.
EURR is not a bank deposit
Although EURR is designed to maintain a value of €1, it should not be treated as equivalent to euros held in a bank account.
EURR is an electronic money token rather than a bank deposit. It is therefore not protected by a deposit guarantee scheme, and ownership of the token does not provide the same protections associated with a conventional bank deposit.
The token can be redeemed at par against Bridge Building S.A., provided that its holder has successfully completed the issuer’s onboarding and verification requirements.
Holding EURR consequently involves risks that differ from those associated with keeping euros in a regulated bank account, even though the token is backed by reserves and issued under the MiCA framework.
Where will EURR be available?
The first phase of the rollout is limited to selected eligible customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal.
Revolut expects EURR to become more widely available across the EEA before the end of 2026. The timing will depend on product development and operational and regulatory readiness in the relevant markets.
The company has not provided a detailed launch schedule for individual EEA countries.
Risk warning: Cryptoassets can be highly volatile and are not covered by investor compensation or deposit guarantee schemes. Investors may lose all the capital they commit. EURR is an electronic money token and not a bank deposit. This article is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
