Monerium Integrates With Finery Markets for EURe Stablecoin Liquidity
Monerium, the licensed euro stablecoin issuer, has integrated with Finery Markets to power global liquidity and cross-rates for its fully authorized onchain euro, EURe. The integration marks a major milestone in the evolution of stablecoin infrastructure, transforming EURe from a regional payment answer into a globally usable digital settlement asset.
Through Finery Markets’ non-custodial electronic communication network (ECN) and SaaS trading infrastructure, Monerium can now access deep, institutional-grade liquidity across multiple stablecoin corridors — including conversions between EURe, USDC, and USDT. This interoperability allows for seamless movement between fiat, stablecoins, and onchain assets, effectively creating a bankless layer that connects IBAN accounts to any stablecoin in real time.
“The first step for us was creating authorized on-chain euro rails. The next is making that euro globally useful,” said Gísli Kristjánsson, CEO and Co-founder of Monerium. “Finery Markets provides the strategic connectivity we need: direct access to institutional liquidity and instant cross-rates with leading stablecoins. This is the integration that turns EURe into a global settlement asset.”
Takeaway
Institutional Liquidity and Cross-Market Utility
The partnership is launching at a time of significant growth in . According to the Crypto OTC Review, institutional stablecoin volumes surged 138% year-over-year during the first nine months of 2025, accounting for 74.9% of all OTC trading flow, up from 50.9% in 2024. This surge underscores the growing role of regulated, fiat-pegged assets as a cornerstone of liquidity and settlement infrastructure.
By connecting to Finery Markets’ network of over 150 institutional participants — including payment providers, hedge funds, OTC desks, and custodians — Monerium can avoid the need for centralized platform listings and collateral lock-ups. Instead, the firm gains access to a resilient marketplace that automates liquidity provision and across both on- and off-chain environments.
“Healthy secondary liquidity for stablecoins is just as significant as the primary issuance setup,” said Konstantin Shulga, CEO and Co-founder of Finery Markets. “Our infrastructure acts as a vital shock absorber, protecting issuers from ‘bank runs’ during volatility while driving true stablecoin adoption. Primary minting and burning are essential — but without liquidity access, scalability is limited. That’s the gap we’re closing.”
Takeaway
Building the Global Stablecoin Infrastructure Layer
Finery Markets’ stablecoin-first trading architecture enables issuers like Monerium to onboard new asset-stablecoin pairs via API within 24 hours, bypassing platform listings and collateral restrictions. This infrastructure is fully operational across multiple blockchains, delivering frictionless settlement and cross-border .
For Monerium, this represents the final piece of its long-term strategy — creating a seamless bridge between traditional financial systems and blockchain-based payments. As the first regulated Electronic Money Issuer to offer e-money on blockchains across the EEA, UK, and Switzerland, Monerium has established a trusted foundation for euro-based digital finance. The new integration extends that trust globally by coupling compliance-grade issuance with .
The collaboration also positions both firms at the forefront of Europe’s evolving , where tokenized money, programmable settlement, and decentralized liquidity are converging into the next phase of financial infrastructure. Together, Monerium and Finery Markets are shaping a future where stablecoins become the default mechanism for cross-border transfers, trading, and settlement — free from the friction of legacy intermediaries.
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