AllUnity Pushes EURAU Deeper into DeFi

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AllUnity is expanding its MiCAR-compliant euro stablecoin, EURAU, further into decentralized finance by adding EURAU/USDT liquidity pools across major DEXs. The company said on April 16 that the rollout will cover Uniswap on Ethereum, Uniswap on Tempo through a EURAU/USDT0 pair, and Raydium on Solana.

The move gives EURAU a broader DeFi trading footprint at a time when regulated euro stablecoins are still trying to find room in markets mostly built around dollar liquidity. AllUnity said the new pools are meant to widen access to euro- and dollar-denominated liquidity in DeFi for both institutional and retail users.

New Pools Focus on Euro-Dollar Liquidity

The new setup centers on EURAU/USDT trading pairs, with USDT0 used on Tempo. AllUnity said the cross-chain design is meant to support faster swaps between euro- and dollar-linked assets and build a more connected liquidity layer across different blockchains and exchanges.

EURAU has mostly been pitched as regulated euro settlement infrastructure for payments, treasury use and institutional markets. By adding deeper DEX liquidity, AllUnity is giving the token a larger role in on-chain trading flows instead of keeping it mainly on issuance and redemption rails.

Flowdesk is Supplying the Market Depth

AllUnity said Flowdesk will provide liquidity across the pools, handling the market-making needed to keep pricing and depth consistent across venues. Flowdesk is already closely tied to the project.

AllUnity said it was established by DWS, Flow Traders and Galaxy, and describes itself as a regulated e-money institute issuing fully backed stablecoins under European rules. The pools are expected to go live soon, with further expansion planned across more venues and trading pairs depending on demand.

EURAU is Expanding Across More Chains

The latest DEX push builds on a wider expansion plan. AllUnity said this week that EURAU is now live on Stellar for regulated cross-border euro payments, and earlier company releases showed the stablecoin had already expanded across Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum and Base. AllUnity also launched EURAU on Aerodrome on Base in December 2025 as its first DEX integration.

For AllUnity, the goal looks straightforward. It wants to make EURAU easier to trade, not just easier to hold. For the wider market, it’s another example of a regulated euro stablecoin issuer pushing compliant liquidity into DeFi’s main trading venues.

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