Allunity, A German regulated E-money institution supported by DWS, flow entrepreneurs, and galaxy, and provided Eurou Euro Stablecoin, co-worked with Privy, the Crypto Wallet Infrastructure Firm owned by Stripe.
The move enables finteches, e-commerce platforms, and businesses that embed Eurou wallets directly into their applications. Users can pay, receive, or hold a digital euro, with the option to convert between Stablecoins and Fiat, companies said Monday.
Integration also supports Treasury’s programmable tools. For example, a business can automatically payroll in Eurou or handle supplier payouts in real time, reducing reliance on traditional banking metals. Companies can also earn decentralized financial produce (DEFI) in pointless balances, even if opportunities will remain experimental, according to a press release.
The positions of the Deal Eurau within the broader crypto ecosystem of Stripe, giving it exposure to payment infrastructure that is already used by millions of merchants. While most stablecoins in circulation will monitor the US dollar, this collaboration carries a regulated euro option to the payment flows flow.
Alexander Höptner, CEO of Allunity, said the collaboration was “marking a significant milestone in Europe’s broader adoption,” while privy CEO Henri Stern emphasized that the use of stablecoin-based euro was not developed compared to dollars offerings.
The agreement indicates a growing interest in digital digital currency as European regulators prepare to implement Micar, the comprehensive framework of the EU crypto, in 2026. Last week, French Bank Socgen’s Forge Subsidiary has chosen Bullish Europe to debut an euro-denominated stablecoin.
