Field-level summary. The source class describes the kind of source backing each row (see source classes). Live values come from the latest tracked snapshot (1 Jul).

The live KPI strip, supply chart, chain table and activity series above are the on-page market data for AEUR. They are computed by eurostablecoins.xyz from on-chain snapshots across the currently-tracked chains; they are not asserted as the issuer’s own reported figures.

Latest tracked circulating supply: €1.00M · 2 tracked chains · snapshot 1 Jul. During the issuer-stated wind-down period, AEUR supply may decline as redemption requests are processed.

The Anchored Coins homepage identifies Anchored Coins AG as the issuing entity, headquartered in Switzerland [S1]. The same page describes Anchored Coins as a member of the VQF self-regulatory organisation under Swiss anti-money-laundering regulations. eurostablecoins.xyz records these as Issuer-document facts.

The Anchored Coins homepage states that Anchored Coins AG will not issue new AEUR tokens and is withdrawing from the stablecoin business and the Swiss market in an orderly manner [S1]. This is the most material current fact on the page and is recorded as Issuer-document fact.

No current public VQF membership-listing URL specifically naming Anchored Coins AG has been verified at audit time. The VQF membership-listing row in the key-facts table is therefore recorded as Conflicting or incomplete coverage; the membership claim itself is recorded on the issuer homepage and is Issuer-document fact.

AEUR is NOT an EU MiCA-licensed EMT. Anchored Coins AG does not appear on ESMA’s interim MiCA EMT White Paper register. eurostablecoins.xyz does not assert any EU MiCA classification for AEUR.

The Anchored Coins homepage states that AEUR is backed 1:1 by EUR reserves held at Swissquote Bank SA [S1]. eurostablecoins.xyz records the reserve composition as Issuer-document fact. No separately published reserve attestation file has been sourced for AEUR; the registry-stored reserve_report_url is null. Both the auditor of record and the reserve attestation file URL are recorded as No public source found.

The Anchored Coins homepage states that Anchored Coins AG accepts and processes redemption requests only for amounts exceeding AEUR 250,000[S1]. eurostablecoins.xyz records the 250,000 EUR redemption-amount floor as Issuer-document fact. Holders below that threshold should consult the issuer directly for the current redemption mechanics during the wind-down period.

AEUR is deployed on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain (BSC) per the registry, using the same EVM contract address on both chains. The eurostablecoins.xyz tracked chains are the chains shown in the live chain table above, with per-chain supply derived from on-chain totals. Currently tracked: BNB Chain, Ethereum.

AEUR peg data shown on eurostablecoins.xyz reflects independent public market price sources where available. A redemption right or issuer statement is not treated as a market price feed. Peg coverage status, with stale-data thresholds and known gaps, is on data coverage.

eurostablecoins.xyz exposes AEUR data through the public v1 API. All endpoints return JSON, are CORS-enabled and are stable under /api/v1/*.

• /api/v1/coins/aeur — AEUR metadata and current state.
• /api/v1/supply/aeur — latest AEUR supply snapshot.
• /api/v1/history/supply/aeur — daily AEUR supply history.
• /api/v1/peg/aeur — latest AEUR peg metrics.
• /api/v1/holders/aeur — latest AEUR holder snapshot.

Supply, market share, chain distribution, peg data, historical series, holders, mint/burn and transfer-volume on this page are computed by eurostablecoins.xyz from on-chain snapshots. Values refresh on cron cadence and are not real-time tick-by-tick.

Issuer identity, jurisdiction, wind-down status, VQF membership claim, reserve composition and the 250,000 EUR redemption-amount floor are all drawn from the Anchored Coins homepage [S1].

Specific gaps on this page:

• ESMA EMT White Paper register entry — not applicable. AEUR is not an EU MiCA-licensed EMT; Anchored Coins AG does not appear on the ESMA register.
• VQF membership-listing register entry — not independently cited (Conflicting or incomplete coverage). The membership claim is on the issuer homepage; no current public VQF membership-listing URL specifically naming Anchored Coins AG has been verified.
• Reserve attestation file URL — not separately cited on this page (No public source found). No published reserve attestation document has been sourced.
• Auditor of record — not named on the issuer homepage (No public source found).
• Historical per-chain attribution — partial for periods before every currently-tracked chain was snapshotted. The "Supply by chain" chart displays an explicit "Unattributed (partial historical chain coverage)" band so the stack visibly sums to the row’s circulating supply.

The six source classes used across the site are defined on /about#source-classes. This page is deliberately short — source coverage during an issuer-stated wind-down is limited and eurostablecoins.xyz does not pad reference content beyond what its sources can substantiate.

What is AEUR?

AEUR is a euro-denominated stablecoin issued by Anchored Coins AG (Switzerland). The issuer homepage describes AEUR as backed 1:1 by EUR reserves held at Swissquote Bank SA. Anchored Coins has publicly announced that it will not issue new AEUR tokens and is withdrawing from the stablecoin business and the Swiss market in an orderly manner.

Is AEUR a MiCA e-money token?

No. AEUR is NOT an EU MiCA-licensed EMT. Anchored Coins AG is a Swiss-based issuer and operates outside the EU MiCA framework. Anchored Coins does not appear on ESMA’s interim MiCA EMT White Paper register. AEUR is recorded on this site as a Swiss-issued euro stablecoin in wind-down.

Can I still redeem AEUR?

The Anchored Coins homepage states that the issuer accepts and processes redemption requests only for amounts exceeding AEUR 250,000. eurostablecoins.xyz records this as Issuer-document fact. Holders below that threshold should consult the issuer directly for the current redemption mechanics during the wind-down period.

Why might AEUR supply differ between eurostablecoins.xyz and other trackers?

Different trackers may apply different methodologies, snapshot timing and chain coverage. eurostablecoins.xyz tracks AEUR on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain. Raw on-chain totals and the per-chain breakdown are exposed through the public API. During an issuer-stated wind-down period, the on-chain supply may decline as redemption requests are processed.

Sources are grouped by source class. AEUR has no Regulator / register sources block on this page because AEUR is not an EU MiCA-licensed EMT and the Swiss VQF membership-listing has not been verified directly.

When citing eurostablecoins.xyz data, include the page or endpoint URL and the access date.