Revolut Launches the EURR Euro Stablecoin: Why Germany Is Not in the First Wave

Revolut launched its first own euro stablecoin on August 26, 2026. It is called EURR, is designed to be worth one euro permanently, and is going first to selected customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal. Germany is not part of this first wave. Nothing changes for your balance today, but something does change for your planning: the deadline for Tether (USDT) in the European Economic Area ends on August 31, 2026, and the replacement Revolut is building for it has not yet arrived in your country.

This article sets out what lies behind EURR, who actually issues the token, what legal status it carries, and which two dates matter for German Revolut customers over the coming days.

Revolut EURR Explained: What the New Euro Stablecoin Is

A stablecoin is a token whose value is pegged to a currency and which is meant to hold that peg through reserves held against it. EURR is pegged to the euro at a ratio of one to one, and it sits in the Revolut app alongside the other crypto assets.

According to the launch details, exchanging between euro balances and EURR carries neither a spread nor a fee. The existing trading and transfer limits of each account continue to apply. Some customers will also be able to send the token to external wallets; the company says this function will be extended step by step as liquidity supports it.

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