According to reports from crypto.news, BitGo Europe and German stablecoin issuer AllUnity announced on August 17 a strategic partnership covering three regulated, fiat-backed stablecoins. The agreement names BitGo Europe as a first buyer and institutional liquidity partner for EURAU, CHFAU and SEKAU tokens, which track the euro, Swiss franc and Swedish krona respectively. Eligible institutional clients can access these tokens through BitGo Europe's regulated platform directly, with the arrangement connecting AllUnity's issuance system with BitGo's institutional custody, trading and over-the-counter infrastructure. As per The Digital Assets Edge, the partnership improves institutional connectivity to AllUnity's stablecoins, enhancing liquidity distribution across digital asset trading, payments, settlement, and treasury markets.
As reported by crypto.news, BitGo Europe will receive direct minting and redemption access through AllUnity's Business Mint Account infrastructure service. This access allows BitGo to source tokens when institutional clients need liquidity and redeem them for fiat currency. The companies indicated the integration could support settlement, treasury management and digital asset trading operations. AllUnity described the service as providing 'real-time liquidity' though it did not publish specific settlement times, minimum transaction sizes, fees or daily minting limits. According to The Digital Assets Edge, the partnership provides secure and compliant stablecoin liquidity while supporting the next generation of digital finance.
According to crypto.news, EURAU is a euro-denominated token launched in July 2025, with AllUnity holding euro reserves using a multi-bank structure and allowing eligible holders to redeem tokens at par value. CHFAU tracks the Swiss franc and has expanded across several public blockchains, with AllUnity reporting in August that the token had reached nearly 50 million Swiss francs in total value locked following its deployment on Solana. SEKAU is backed by Swedish krona reserves and launched with regulated coverage across five blockchain networks including Ethereum, Solana, Base, Tempo and Polygon.
As reported by crypto.news, AllUnity received an electronic money institution license from Germany's Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in July 2025, allowing it to issue e-money tokens under the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets framework. Under MiCA regulations, holders have a statutory right to redeem e-money tokens at par value, with AllUnity's published terms stating redemption is available at any time subject to account verification. The company's service remains directed exclusively toward legal entities and business customers, with retail customers excluded from access.
Commenting on the initiative, Rupertus Rothenhäuser, chief compliance officer at AllUnity, stated that by integrating with BitGo's institutional platform and OTC infrastructure, they are expanding access to secure and compliant stablecoin liquidity while supporting the next generation of digital finance. Harald Patt, managing director at BitGo Europe, emphasized that they believe stablecoins are becoming a critical layer for institutional settlement, treasury, and trading activity, with this partnership reflecting their continued commitment to bridging traditional finance and digital assets with trusted, institutional-grade solutions. According to The Digital Assets Edge, no attributable market reaction followed the partnership announcement, as stablecoins target fixed exchange values and the companies did not disclose transaction volumes that could demonstrate immediate liquidity changes.
