We've seen PwC on $XLM testing stablecoins in 2 specific instances
🇺🇸US Bank issued USBDC
🇪🇺AllUnity's MiCA issued EURAU
Now PwC takes it further via securities settlement on Stellar🔥
It's not just Stellar for stablecoins now
Stellar's used for RWA settlement here.
PwC has really completed the big picture around tokenized finance on Stelalr.
✅Tested AllUnity EURAU on Stellar
✅Now tested RWA settlement on Stellar
And the result?
End to end automated securities settlement
Now... The release doesn't actually mention EURAU
But let's put the pieces together.
Report says regulated Euro stablecoin.
We know AllUnity's EURAU is not only EU MiCA compliant, but also a form of E-Money,
Which the report also states as the technology combines with "regulated e-money in Euros under the European MiCA framework".
And to add to that...
AllUnity's ONLY live product's EURAU, which already launched on Stellar separately.
When you connect the dots and read between the lines, the picture is clear as day
🇺🇸US Bank issued USBDC
🇪🇺AllUnity's MiCA issued EURAU
Now PwC takes it further via securities settlement on Stellar🔥
It's not just Stellar for stablecoins now
Stellar's used for RWA settlement here.
PwC has really completed the big picture around tokenized finance on Stelalr.
✅Tested AllUnity EURAU on Stellar
✅Now tested RWA settlement on Stellar
And the result?
End to end automated securities settlement
Now... The release doesn't actually mention EURAU
But let's put the pieces together.
Report says regulated Euro stablecoin.
We know AllUnity's EURAU is not only EU MiCA compliant, but also a form of E-Money,
Which the report also states as the technology combines with "regulated e-money in Euros under the European MiCA framework".
And to add to that...
AllUnity's ONLY live product's EURAU, which already launched on Stellar separately.
When you connect the dots and read between the lines, the picture is clear as day