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EURØP

EURØP

EUROP
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$1.1572Down 0.21 percent($0.00)

Key Stats

Market Cap$8.96MDown 0.21 percent
Volume (24h)$10.94K
Fully Diluted Value$8.96M
Vol/Mkt Cap (24h)0.12%
Total Supply7.74M EUROP
Max Supply∞
Circulating Supply7.74M EUROP
Launch Date2024-06-22
Built OnETH
Token StandardERC20
Smart Contract Address0x8888…5E51
Decimal Places6

EURØP Information

Websites
schuman.ioWhitepaper
Industries
Stablecoin
Parent Asset
EUR

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EURØP Markets

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InstrumentExchangeBenchmark DataPrice24h Change
EURØPEUR logo
EUROP-EUR
EUROPEUR
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1.00EUR
0.00%
EURØPUSD logo
EUROP-USD
EUROPUSD
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1.16USD
0.01%
EURØPUSDC logo
EUROP-USDC
EUROPUSDC
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1.16USDC
-0.11%
EURØPEUR logo
EUROP-EUR
EUROP-EUR
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0.9995EUR
0.02%
EURØPUSDC logo
EUROP-USDC
EUROPUSDC
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1.16USDC
0.00%

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Trading AsToken StandardBuilt OnSmart Contract AddressLaunch Date
EUROPERC20ETH0x888883b5F5D21fb10Dfeb70e8f9722B9FB0E5E512024-06-22
EUROPERC20POL0x888883b5f5d21fb10dfeb70e8f9722b9fb0e5e512024-06-22

About EURØP

EURØP is a euro electronic money token issued by Schuman Financial. It is designed for on‑chain payments, settlement, and DeFi integrations, with issuance and redemption tied to safeguarded euro reserves and standard compliance controls. The token runs on several networks and is governed by audited contracts, multisignature key management, and reserve reporting.

Frequently Asked Questions

EURØP is a euro‑denominated electronic money token designed for on‑chain payments and settlement. It is issued by Schuman Financial SAS in France with group headquarters activities in Switzerland. Each token is intended to be fully backed by euro reserves held in safeguarded accounts or short‑dated, high‑quality liquid instruments, with a contractual right to redeem at par value in euros subject to standard onboarding and compliance. The project aligns its structure with the European regulatory category for electronic money tokens and is built to operate across multiple public networks.

  • On‑chain payments and settlement: a euro unit of account for peer‑to‑peer transfers, merchant payments, and cross‑border operations
  • DeFi integrations: a euro leg for trading pairs, liquidity provision, and lending where supported by venues and protocols
  • Institutional treasury: programmable euro liquidity for invoicing, payroll, and reconciliation in enterprise workflows
  • Remittances and OTC: near‑instant transfer with blockchain auditability, subject to venue and jurisdictional rules.

EURØP is issued by Schuman Financial SAS. The management includes Martin Bruncko as president and Nicholas Pouzin as chief executive officer. The group develops the token and its primary‑market processes, while relying on regulated banking partners for reserve custody and payments infrastructure.

  • Networks: deployed on multiple chains including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Tezos, and XRPL
  • Token standards: ERC‑20 and chain‑equivalent standards for broad wallet and protocol compatibility
  • Mint and burn: issuance against verified fiat inflows and burning on redemption to support a 1 to 1 design
  • Key management: multisignature controls over mint and burn functions with change‑management procedures for contract upgrades
  • Compliance tooling: address controls such as freeze and blacklist functions to meet court orders or sanctions requirements, applied under defined policies
  • Security reviews: independent audits of smart contracts and ongoing monitoring of treasury and operational keys.

  • Backing: reserves targeted at 100 percent of circulating tokens in segregated accounts and permitted low‑risk instruments
  • Par redemption: primary‑market clients, once onboarded, may redeem tokens for euros at par value through the issuer’s process
  • Reporting: periodic reserve attestations and public contract addresses per network to support verification by integrators and users
  • Operational safeguards: multi‑bank arrangements, reconciliation procedures, and incident response runbooks to reduce single‑point failures.