Upgrading our Euro infrastructure: From EURa to EURe

From the beginning, Bleap has been built to serve European users.

That has always meant thinking carefully about how euros move through the platform, how users trade and spend, and how on-chain infrastructure connects to the real financial system. A core part of that has been building reliable euro rails.

Today, we are upgrading that infrastructure by transitioning from EURa to EURe.

Where we started

When Bleap first launched, bringing euros on-chain was still relatively early.

At the time, EURa, developed by Angle Protocol, was one of the most practical ways to access euro-denominated liquidity in decentralised finance. It helped enable early euro trading and supported our first generation of users.

Using EURa allowed us to move quickly and learn how euro markets behaved in real conditions. That foundation mattered.

How Bleap has grown

Since then, Bleap has evolved. More users are trading and spending in Euros and relying on Bleap as part of their everyday financial setup.

As real euro usage across trading and spending has increased, our infrastructure needs have changed with it.

Supporting real euro usage at scale

Today, a growing amount of euro value flows through Bleap every day. Supporting that level of activity requires deeper, more reliable liquidity and stronger connections to traditional financial rails.

EURe, issued by Monerium, is backed 1:1 by real euros and integrated with European banking infrastructure. This creates a stronger link between on-chain balances and off-chain capital.

As Monerium explains:

“If euros are going to move onchain in Europe, they need to be issued within Europe’s legal framework. That means e-money rules, proper safeguarding of funds, and clear redemption rights. This creates a stable base layer for platforms and wallets and ensures euros remain fully backed, redeemable at par, and supervised.”

For users, this means:

→ More consistent liquidity on EUR markets

→ Better execution on larger trades

→ Greater stability as activity grows

It allows euro markets on Bleap to scale alongside demand.

The shift toward euro-native liquidity

For years, on-chain liquidity has been overwhelmingly dollar denominated. But European usage is growing and euro-native infrastructure is maturing.

Monerium highlights this shift clearly:

“The stablecoin market has been overwhelmingly dominated by the US dollar, but this landscape is starting to shift. Monerium’s MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin, EURe, can now be swapped at size through our new liquidity architecture. For the first time, users can access stable euro liquidity in a way that supports meaningful onchain activity.”

This evolution is important. Meaningful euro liquidity at size is what allows real trading, real spending, and real financial use cases to develop sustainably on-chain.

Built for long-term stability

As crypto adoption in Europe matures, regulatory alignment and resilience become increasingly important.

EURe is issued by a licensed Electronic Money Institution and backed by safeguarded euro accounts, with direct redemption to bank accounts.

This provides a stronger foundation for building products that can operate sustainably within European financial systems.

For users, it means greater confidence in how euro balances are managed and protected.

Looking ahead

The transition from EURa to EURe strengthens Bleap’s liquidity, regulatory alignment, and long-term resilience.

It supports the way our users now trade, spend, and manage money on the platform.

EURe is now live on Bleap.

We are excited to continue building euro-native financial infrastructure for European users.

Beyond Money.