On May 22, Ripple announced the launch of EURØP, the first MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin built directly on the XRP Ledger.
Backed 1:1 with euros, regulated in France, and audited by KPMG — this isn’t just another stablecoin. It’s Europe’s blueprint for regulatory-grade crypto finance.
The MiCA era isn’t coming. It’s already on-chain.
EURØP, issued by Schuman Financial, is fully:
That means:
✅ No regulatory grey zones ✅ Institutional-ready reserves ✅ EU-wide clarity for usage and integrations
In a sea of unbacked tokens, EURØP is fiat-grade digital money.
With over 3.3B transactions and 6M+ wallets, XRP Ledger isn’t trying to be trendy. It’s aiming to be infrastructure.
Ripple says it plainly:
“EURØP brings a euro-native settlement asset to XRPL — an institution-ready Layer 1 blockchain.”
This opens the door to:
Europe’s crypto regulation is no longer a theory — MiCA enforcement began in 2024. And most blockchains? Still scrambling.
XRPL now offers:
EURØP may become the de facto digital euro — without needing to wait for the ECB.
Ripple’s UK + Europe MD Cassie Craddock called it a “model for future stablecoins under MiCA” — and she’s not wrong.
Also in the pipeline:
XRP Ledger isn’t chasing hype. It’s building regulated liquidity rails across continents.
Lesson: MiCA isn’t a threat. It’s an opportunity — and XRPL just seized it first.
The euro went digital. Now it’s regulatory-grade — and on-chain.
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