EURe · EURe

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 (29 Sept).

The live KPI strip, supply chart, chain table and activity series above are the on-page market data for EURe. 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: €30.19M · 7 tracked chains · snapshot 29 Sept.

No treasury wallet is labelled for EURe, so tracked total on-chain supply (€30.19M) equals tracked circulating supply. The per-chain breakdown is exposed through the developer API.

The Monerium financial-information page identifies Monerium hf. (Iceland company ID 550512-1060) as the issuing entity [S1]. The same page states that Monerium hf. is authorised and regulated as an Electronic Money Institution under the Icelandic Electronic Money Act No. 17/2013 and supervised by the Financial Supervisory Authority of the Central Bank of Iceland. eurostablecoins.xyz records these as Issuer-document facts.

ESMA’s interim MiCA EMT White Paper register independently confirms the issuer and the EMT notification: Monerium ehf is listed with LEI 2549003QDNZWASSSCY31, the Central Bank of Iceland as competent authority, notification date 25/09/2019, and the EURe whitepaper URL on the register [S5]. This is recorded as a Regulator-sourced fact, narrowly scoped to the EMT white-paper register/notification fact.

The Central Bank of Iceland separately operates a public list of supervised entities. A direct entry URL for Monerium ehf on that page has not been verified at audit time because the CBI list-of-supervised-entities page is a single-page-application shell with no scrapable content. The CBI register-entry row therefore remains Conflicting or incomplete coverage; the ESMA register entry above covers the regulator-source scope.

Readers who want to verify the CBI supervised-entity listing should browse the Central Bank of Iceland’s supervised-entities page directly in a real browser session.

ESMA’s interim MiCA EMT White Paper register classifies Monerium ehf as an Electronic money institution and records the EURe EMT white paper as notified to the Central Bank of Iceland on 25/09/2019 [S5]. eurostablecoins.xyz records the MiCA / EMT classification row as Regulator-sourced fact on the basis of this register listing. The internal site registry value emi_licensed is consistent with this classification.

Iceland is part of the European Economic Area but is not an EU member state. EEA states implement EU financial-services regulation through national transpositions and EEA Joint Committee acts; MiCA passporting from an EEA EMI into the EU is a jurisdiction-specific question that eurostablecoins.xyz does not assert one way or the other on this page.

Shown for reference, not a legal opinion. Full context on the MiCA reference page.

The Monerium financial-information page describes safeguarding of user funds in segregated accounts at named institutions, with the bulk of the EURe reserve held in the AAA-rated State Street EUR Liquidity LVNAV Fund [S1]:

• Arion Bank — Iceland
• LHV Bank — Estonia
• State Street Global Advisors — Europe

Audit cadence is described as: “annual audits and submit our accounts by the end of March each year to our supervisor” [S1]. The auditor of record is not named on the page. The actual audit files are not exposed as a single canonical attestation-file URL on this page; the file URL is therefore recorded as No public source found.

Two chain lists apply to EURe. 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: Gnosis, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Polygon, Noble, Linea, Base.

The Monerium financial-information page separately lists EURe chains as Ethereum, Polygon, Gnosis Chain, Arbitrum, Linea and Noble (Cosmos) [S1].

The two lists describe different things — the issuer page reflects the chains Monerium publishes; eurostablecoins.xyz reflects on-chain deployments the site currently snapshots — and they can differ in scope and timing.

EURe 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. Rolling 7-day and 30-day deviation are computed from the daily EUR price series.

Peg coverage status for EURe and every other tracked coin, with stale-data thresholds and known gaps, is on data coverage. The methodology behind rolling deviation is on methodology.

The supply chart and the mint/burn and transfer-volume series above are the historical context for this page. eurostablecoins.xyz does not annotate specific historical movements without an attributable source: supply changes can reflect minting, burning, treasury movement, chain migration, exchange-inventory changes or other on-chain activity.

Where historical rows carry a smaller per-chain chain set than the latest snapshot (e.g. before the site’s own per-chain backfill landed for newer chains), the "Supply by chain" chart shows a muted, dashed Unattributed (partial historical chain coverage) band on top of the per-chain stack so the stack always sums to the row’s known circulating supply. No historical per-chain values are fabricated.

eurostablecoins.xyz exposes EURe data through the v1 API (an active €49/month subscription and API key are required). All endpoints return JSON, are CORS-enabled and are stable under /api/v1/*. The deep-link list further down on this page is the canonical inventory; below is a narrative summary of the EURe-specific paths:

• /api/v1/coins/eure — EURe metadata and current state.
• /api/v1/supply/eure — latest EURe supply snapshot (total, circulating, per-chain).
• /api/v1/supply/eure/{chain} — latest EURe supply on a specific tracked chain.
• /api/v1/history/supply/eure — daily EURe supply history.
• /api/v1/peg/eure — latest EURe peg metrics.
• /api/v1/history/peg/eure — daily EURe peg history.
• /api/v1/history/mint-burn/eure — daily EURe mint and burn activity.
• /api/v1/history/transfer-volume/eure — daily transfer volume and active addresses.
• /api/v1/holders/eure — latest EURe holder snapshot.

Every endpoint returns a source field and a timestamp; cite both when reproducing values. Full contract / endpoint reference is on /docs.

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, supervisor, safeguarding institutions, reserve composition and audit cadence are drawn from Monerium’s financial-information page [S1]. The EURe whitepaper [S3] and business terms [S4] are the controlling documents for the product description and redemption / access mechanics.

Specific gaps on this page:

• ESMA EMT White Paper register entry — substantiated (Regulator-sourced fact). Monerium ehf is listed on ESMA’s interim MiCA EMT register with the Central Bank of Iceland as competent authority and the EURe whitepaper URL on record [S5].
• Central Bank of Iceland supervised-entities register entry — not independently cited (Conflicting or incomplete coverage). The CBI list-of-supervised-entities page is a single-page-application shell with no scrapable content. The ESMA EMT register entry above already lists CBI as competent authority; the per-country register-entry row is left as CIC for transparency.
• Auditor of record — not named on the financial-information page (No public source found).
• Reserve attestation file URL — not separately cited on this page (No public source found). The transparency page describes the cadence but does not host the audit files as a single canonical URL.
• 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 per-chain attribution for affected historical periods is therefore incomplete by design. No historical per-chain values are fabricated.

The six source classes used across the site are defined on /about#source-classes with the writing rules at /about#writing-rules. Per-metric coverage status is on /data-coverage; MiCA labels across the tracked universe are on /mica-stablecoins; endpoint documentation is on /docs.

What is EURe?

EURe is a euro-denominated stablecoin issued by Monerium hf., a Reykjavík-headquartered electronic money institution. The issuer transparency page describes EURe as backed by users’ funds safeguarded in segregated accounts at Arion Bank, LHV Bank and State Street, with the bulk of the EURe reserve held in the AAA-rated State Street EUR Liquidity LVNAV Fund.

Who issues EURe?

The Monerium financial-information page identifies Monerium hf. (Iceland company ID 550512-1060) as the issuing entity.

Is EURe authorised by a regulator?

ESMA’s interim MiCA EMT White Paper register independently confirms the EMT white-paper notification: Monerium ehf is listed with LEI 2549003QDNZWASSSCY31, the Central Bank of Iceland as competent authority, and the EURe whitepaper URL on the register. eurostablecoins.xyz records the ESMA register entry and the resulting MiCA / EMT classification as Regulator-sourced facts. The Monerium financial-information page separately states that Monerium hf. is authorised as an Electronic Money Institution under the Icelandic Electronic Money Act No. 17/2013 and supervised by the Financial Supervisory Authority of the Central Bank of Iceland — recorded as an Issuer-document fact. The CBI’s own list of supervised entities is a single-page application that cannot be cited programmatically, so the per-country register-entry row remains Conflicting or incomplete coverage.

Where can I find EURe reserve attestations?

The Monerium financial-information page describes annual audits and the submission of accounts to the supervisor by the end of March each year. eurostablecoins.xyz does not currently identify a single canonical attestation-file URL on this page; the cadence is Issuer-document fact and the file URL is recorded as No public source found.

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

Different trackers may apply different methodologies, snapshot timing, chain coverage and circulating-supply assumptions. eurostablecoins.xyz tracks EURe on its currently-snapshotted chains and does not subtract any treasury balances for EURe (no labelled treasury wallet). Raw on-chain totals and the per-chain breakdown are exposed through the developer API.

Sources are grouped by source class so readers can see what kind of source backs each set of claims. The Regulator / register sources block cites ESMA’s interim MiCA EMT White Paper register, which lists Monerium ehf with the Central Bank of Iceland as competent authority. The Central Bank of Iceland’s own list-of-supervised-entities page has not been verified directly (SPA shell, no scrapable content); see Data coverage and limitations above for the residual gap.

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