Xryma Launches Regulated Stablecoin XREUR

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2026-07-28Última atualização em 2026-07-28

Resumo

Cypriot fintech company Xryma Plc has announced the launch of a regulated stablecoin, XrymaCoin (XREUR), which is backed by the euro. Following notification to the Central Bank of Cyprus, the company has published the documentation for issuing XREUR in compliance with the MiCA regulation. The public launch of XREUR is scheduled for September 3, 2026. The stablecoin will be issued and circulated through the Xryma platform. Both private users and companies will be able to acquire XREUR via open banking payments, the European Central Bank's T2 instant settlement system, or through a business API integration. The platform supports instant SEPA transfers, Mastercard-based open banking services, and a connection to the European Central Bank's settlement system. When redeeming the stablecoin, users will be able to instantly receive euros in their account or send funds to over 60 countries with next-business-day crediting.

Cyprus-based fintech company Xryma Plc has announced the launch of the regulated stablecoin XrymaCoin (XREUR), backed by the euro. Following notification to the Central Bank of Cyprus, the company has published the documentation for issuing XREUR in accordance with the MiCA regulatory requirements. The public launch of XREUR is scheduled for September 3, 2026.

The issuance and circulation of the stablecoin will be handled through the Xryma platform. Private users and companies will be able to purchase XREUR via open banking payments, the European Central Bank's T2 instant settlement system, or through a business API integration.

The platform supports SEPA Instant transfers, Mastercard-based open banking services, and connectivity to the European Central Bank's settlement system. When redeeming the stablecoin, users will be able to instantly receive euros in their account or send funds to more than 60 countries with settlement by the next business day.

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Perguntas relacionadas

QWhat is the name of the regulated stablecoin launched by Xryma, and what is its ticker symbol?

AThe stablecoin is called XrymaCoin and its ticker symbol is XREUR.

QWhich regulatory framework is the XREUR stablecoin issued in compliance with?

AXREUR is issued in compliance with the requirements of the MiCA regulation.

QWhen is the official public launch date scheduled for the XREUR stablecoin?

AThe public launch is scheduled for September 3, 2026.

QWhat currency backs and secures the value of the XREUR stablecoin?

AThe XREUR stablecoin is backed and secured by the Euro.

QName two payment methods mentioned that private users and companies can use to acquire XREUR.

APrivate users and companies can acquire XREUR using open banking payments and the ECB's TARGET Instant Payment Settlement (TIPS) system.

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