Monerium addressed this gap by issuing EURe, a fully regulated euro stablecoin built for real-world payments, treasury operations, and onchain settlement.
EURe already enabled euro-native value transfer onchain. The next step was supporting deeper liquidity and more predictable execution for larger trades.
The Challenge: euro liquidity in a dollarized market
Despite the growth of stablecoins, liquidity has remained heavily concentrated in USD pairs. For European participants, this created a structural mismatch.
Operating in USD stablecoins meant introducing FX risk into treasury operations, adding conversion steps, and complicating reporting. Even when euro-denominated stablecoins were available, they often lacked the depth required for institutional transactions.
For Monerium, the challenge was clear: EURe needed to be not just euro-denominated, but liquid and easy to trade at size.
Handling fragmented liquidity and unreliable execution
Prior to integrating with Finery Markets, trading EURe at size presented significant friction.
Liquidity was fragmented across venues, with limited depth available for large transactions. Executing trades in the €500K–€1M range often led to noticeable price impact, forcing users to break orders into smaller parts and manage execution manually.
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This resulted in:
Significant slippage
on larger trades
Inconsistent pricing
during execution
Operational complexity
for treasury teams
Lack of predictability
for time-sensitive transactions
For institutions managing payroll, settlements, or treasury rebalancing, this level of uncertainty was a critical barrier to adoption.
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Connecting EURe to market makers
Finery Markets strengthened the trading layer around EURe by connecting it to institutional market makers.
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By integrating with Finery Markets, EURe pairs gained access to:
Liquidity aggregated
from multiple market makers
Smart order routing
for best execution
Predictable pricing,
even for larger trades
Automated execution
via API
Crucially, this was achieved without compromising Monerium’s onchain model.
The integration created a streamlined execution flow for euro-denominated trades:

- A user initiates a swap (e.g., USDC to EURe) directly from their wallet
- Finery Markets aggregates pricing from connected market makers
- Orders are routed to the best available liquidity source
- Execution is completed with minimal slippage
- Settlement happens onchain, so users keep full control of their funds
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This turns a fragmented, manual process into a single execution flow for onchain FX
What Finery Markets enables
Finery Markets enabled Monerium to scale EURe liquidity across four key dimensions:
Aggregated euro liquidity
Fragmented markets are unified into a single execution layer, providing consistent access to deep EUR liquidity across counterparties.
Minimal slippage at size
Trades in the six-figure range can be executed with tight spreads and stable pricing.
Non-custodial execution model
Participants retain full control of their assets, aligning with onchain principles while accessing professional trading infrastructure.
API-first infrastructure
A single integration provides scalable access to liquidity, enabling rapid expansion across use cases and counterparties.
Building predictable execution for real-world euro flows
The introduction of institutional liquidity providers through Finery Markets has materially improved execution quality for EURe pairs.
The presence of market makers has brought much more predictable execution, even for trades in the six-figure range. Spreads are tighter, slippage is lower, and pricing remains stable throughout the transaction.
Gísli Kristjánsson, CEO of Monerium
With stronger liquidity around EURe, Monerium can better support a range of practical use cases:
- Treasury management: European firms can maintain euro exposure onchain without introducing FX risk
- Payroll and operational payments: Large conversions (e.g., €100K+ salary batches) can be executed instantly and reliably
- Euro-denominated treasury allocation: High-net-worth-individuals can move into EUR onchain without taking unnecessary execution risk
- Onchain FX: Seamless conversion between USD and EUR stablecoins
With deep liquidity now available for EURe, the role of stablecoins in foreign exchange is beginning to evolve.
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For crypto-native companies and funds, stablecoin-based FX offers:
Faster
settlement
Fewer
intermediaries
Greater transparency
in execution
Stablecoin-based FX flows are expected to grow significantly, especially for euro-dollar trades. For crypto-native companies and funds, this route offers faster settlement, fewer intermediaries, and clearer execution.
Gísli Kristjánsson, CEO of Monerium
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Looking ahead
For Monerium, the next step is clear: expanding this liquidity model across multiple blockchains, enabling euro-denominated execution wherever institutional demand emerges.
By improving liquidity and execution around EURe, this partnership makes it easier to use euros onchain for larger and more time-sensitive transactions.
As onchain markets mature, access to deep and reliable liquidity in multiple currencies will become increasingly important.
Monerium’s legal disclaimer: “Monerium is an electronic money institution authorised in the EEA. EURe and other e-money tokens issued by Monerium represent digital fiat money and do not constitute a form of investment. Nothing in this communication should be interpreted as investment advice, an offer to invest, or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Monerium does not pay interest or offer returns on e-money tokens. Holders of e-money tokens issued by Monerium have the right to redeem e-money tokens at par value at any time. Monerium has issued a crypto-asset white paper, which can be accessed on our website www.monerium.com. You can contact us by sending an email to hello@monerium.com. “