EURC

EURC, also called Euro Coin, is a euro-denominated stablecoin issued by Circle, the same company behind USD Coin. Its purpose is to give people a digital token whose value closely tracks the euro, making it useful for anyone who wants to move, hold, or transact in euros on blockchain networks without using traditional bank infrastructure. It is designed for individuals and businesses that operate in euros and want the speed and programmability of on-chain settlement.

Circle issues each EURC token against euros held in euro-denominated bank accounts, with the intent that every token can be redeemed one-for-one for a euro. The token itself carries no consensus mechanism of its own; it is a smart-contract token that lives across several networks, including Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Base, Optimism, and Cronos, settling according to the rules of whichever underlying chain it is deployed on. Circle controls issuance and redemption directly, so the supply reflects demand from verified users who deposit and withdraw euros through Circle's platform.

The data stored here contains no protocol fee stream for EURC, meaning there is no on-chain fee revenue figure, no fee recipient, and no protocol treasury yield captured in this record. Circle, as the issuer, generates revenue through its own business operations — primarily by holding the euro reserves — but none of that appears in the metrics on this page. As a result, fee-based measures that this site might calculate for other assets are not applicable here. The circulating stablecoin supply stands at 454,904,701.74 euros at the point of measurement, and the 30-day change in that supply is -0.28027, indicating the pool of outstanding tokens has been roughly flat over that window.