Monerium

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[Monerium @monerium]

Deep liquidity for EURe has finally arrived on Ethereum!
Watch the video below to see it in action where we swap 100,000 $USDC into $EURe seamlessly on @CoWSwap!

This is a major upgrade for EURe and exactly how onchain euros are meant to work at scale: liquid, reliable, and with minimal slippage.

Learn more or test it yourself! 👇

[Monerium @monerium]

As regulated euros move further into payments, treasury, and settlement flows, the conversation is increasingly shifting from how money is transferred to how it settles.

That shift is one of the reasons @Monerium built $EURe and connected bank accounts directly to blockchain networks in the first place.

Learn more about EURe:
https://t.co/5O19hYGAog

[Monerium @monerium]

@money2020 Europe starts today, bringing together many of the companies shaping the future of payments, banking, and financial infrastructure.

Tomorrow, Monerium co-founder @jon_helgi will join a panel on a topic that sits at the heart of Monerium's work: how stablecoins and onchain settlement can reduce friction in cross-border money movement and unlock capital currently tied up in traditional correspondent banking structures.

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[Monerium @monerium]

@pashak17 Hi! Please send a DM with your question and we will forward it to the correct team

[Monerium @monerium]

What if bank payments and onchain euros were part of the same product experience?

That's what Monerium enables through a single integration.

Partners can embed euro accounts, payments, and EURe directly into their products instead of assembling the underlying infrastructure themselves.

Get started today: https://t.co/3n2FbSlQ5a

The thread below shows how modern euro apps are being built and how Monerium makes it much simpler to bring regulated euro infrastructure into your product.

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[Monerium @monerium]

We are aware of the security incident affecting Gnosis Pay.

To be clear: this is not an issue with Monerium or EURe. The incident relates to a vulnerability in Gnosis Pay's delay module infrastructure. We are working closely with the Gnosis Pay team to help secure affected EURe funds and support their response.

According to Gnosis Pay, affected users will be reimbursed.

For the latest updates, please follow @gnosispay.

We will continue to support Gnosis Pay and share relevant updates as they become available.

[Gnosis Pay 🦉💳 @gnosispay]

A bug related to the @gnosispay delay module has been discovered. We are investigating & will share updates as soon as possible.

If you are able to withdraw funds from the Gnosis Pay card to your wallet, we strongly recommend that you do that.

Affected users will be reimbursed.

[Monerium @monerium]

If you're building a wallet, fintech app, payment platform, or embedded finance product and want to bring euro infrastructure into your user experience, you can get started here:
https://t.co/rpu8IvEPxD

[Monerium @monerium]

This is already being used by wallets, payment products, fintech apps, and embedded finance platforms across Europe.

The shift from separate banking and blockchain experiences to integrated euro products is already underway.

[Monerium @monerium]

Learn more about how Monerium connects banking rails and blockchain networks:

https://t.co/Y1vd7Hba4p

[Monerium @monerium]

Why does moving money across borders still require banks to pre-fund accounts around the world?

That question sits at the center of a growing discussion across banking, payments, and digital assets.

Next week at @money2020 Europe, @jon_helgi joins a panel exploring how stablecoins and atomic settlement could reshape FX settlement, unlock trapped liquidity, and reduce dependence on traditional nostro-vostro structures.

As regulated digital money becomes part of financial infrastructure, the conversation is increasingly moving from payments messaging to settlement itself.

[Elliptic @elliptic]

@monerium operates in heavily regulated jurisdictions. It needs blockchain infrastructure that helps them stay compliant without slowing them down.

[Monerium @monerium]

“What happens when a stablecoin issuer can create liquidity dynamically during a trade?”

That was one of the questions asked from the audience during @gislik's talk at the @EthCC main stage, and it gets directly to the innovation behind Liquidity on Demand.

Because Monerium controls the issuance of $EURe, liquidity can be created at the moment a trade is executed instead of relying on large amounts of pre-funded capital sitting idle in pools. The key challenge is efficiently managing settlement and backing as volumes grow, which Monerium has already been testing with partners and early users.

For EURe, this means larger trades, tighter pricing, and much deeper euro liquidity without depending entirely on fragmented pools spread across chains and venues.

Watch the video below to learn why we believe this introduces a completely new model for stablecoin liquidity and why similar systems are likely to become much more common over time.

See how EURe and Liquidity on Demand work:
https://t.co/T9OR1M3RD9

[Panche I. @PIsajeski]

Many people ask me how stablecoins are better than SWIFT.

Stablecoins move money globally at internet speed. SWIFT moves it at bank speed: 1-3 days, $20-50 per intermediary, paperwork at every hop.

But stablecoins don't put dollars or euros in your bank account. They put digital tokens in your wallet.

To turn those into local money, you still need a local provider:
- A US-licensed exchange that wires USD to your US bank (@coinbase , @krakenfx )
- An EU-licensed exchange or vIBAN that SEPA-transfers EUR ( @monerium )
- A stablecoin debit card you can spend like cash ( @gnosispay @holyheld
- A local LP who hands you cash for stables (@okx , @Bybit_Official )

Stablecoins are global shipping. They handle the international leg in seconds. The last mile still needs a local courier.

[Monerium @monerium]

Europe’s stablecoin discussion is becoming a payments and infrastructure discussion.

As regulated digital euros move deeper into banking, settlement, and cross-border flows, questions around sovereignty, interoperability, and financial infrastructure are becoming increasingly important.

Tomorrow at #NBC2026, @monerium co-founder @jon_helgi joins leaders from banking and digital assets to discuss how stablecoins are reshaping global financial systems.

Monerium has been building regulated euro infrastructure onchain since 2019 through $EURe and embedded euro payment rails connected to blockchain networks.

Learn more:
https://t.co/5O19hYH8dO

[Nordic Blockchain Association @nordicblock]

📣 Panel: Stablecoins Geopolitics - Global Power Dynamics & Market Impact

Stablecoins’ increasingly significant role in global markets, infrastructure, and cross-border payments raises important questions around global financial coordination, regulatory approaches, and geopolitical dynamics.

At #NBC2026, this panel brings together perspectives from across the ecosystem to explore how these forces are interacting and what they mean for the future of global financial systems.

We look forward to hearing from:
⭐ Mads Clemmensen - Head of Digital Assets @DanskeBank_DK
⭐ Jón Helgi Egilsson (@jon_helgi) - Co-founder & Chair @monerium
⭐ Gabriel R. Bizama (@BizamaGabriel) - Advisor @StablecoinStnd
⭐ Christian Omvik (@c_omvik) - Director of Partnerships @nbxcom
⭐ Hanna Raftell - Partner at Stratum 3 Ventures

Together, they will bring perspectives across issuance, infrastructure, banking, and investment.

Join us in Stockholm for leading-edge discussions on stablecoins and the interplay between digital finance and geopolitics.

🎟️ Tickets are limited and going fast. Secure yours today: https://t.co/0IXHQ19ovw

[Monerium @monerium]

Start building:
https://t.co/z390mneQr8

[Monerium @monerium]

Your app can now offer euro accounts, SEPA payments, and stablecoins natively.

Monerium gives wallets, fintech apps, and payment products a single infrastructure layer for IBANs, euro transfers, and $EURe, embedded directly into the product experience.

Instead of coordinating banks, payment providers, stablecoin infrastructure, and settlement flows separately, teams can integrate regulated euro infrastructure through one stack.

[Monerium @monerium]

Learn more about how Liquidity on Demand works for EURe: https://t.co/Qijst9b14e

[Monerium @monerium]

One of the biggest challenges for euro stablecoins has historically been shallow and fragmented liquidity, especially once larger trades enter the picture.

Part of what Monerium’s new Liquidity on Demand architecture for $EURe is designed to improve is how euro liquidity gets sourced during a trade itself, helping larger USDC ↔ EURe swaps access deeper liquidity and tighter pricing instead of relying entirely on fragmented pre-funded pools.

That shift toward more sophisticated liquidity routing, execution, and market structure sits at the core of this article from @BarterDeFi on the future of fixed-rate lending infrastructure and where DeFi markets are heading next.

Barter is part of the execution infrastructure underneath EURe liquidity, helping route swaps through deeper liquidity sources and professional market makers onchain.

The article is well worth reading if you are interested in how DeFi infrastructure is evolving 👇

[Barter @BarterDeFi]

https://t.co/yMWCzIjKCk