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Qivalis bank-consortium euro stablecoinNew

A planned euro e-money token under MiCA from Qivalis, an Amsterdam company founded in September 2025 and backed by 37 European banks in 15 countries, among them ING, BNP Paribas, UniCredit, BBVA, CaixaBank, DekaBank, DZ BANK, KBC, SEB, Raiffeisen Bank International, ABN AMRO, Rabobank and Intesa Sanpaolo. De Nederlandsche Bank authorised Qivalis as an electronic money institution on 14 October 2026; issuance is planned within months, once its white paper has been notified. The token is to be fully reserved and distributed business-to-business through banks, exchanges, payment firms and market infrastructures, for payments, treasury and settling tokenised assets; Fireblocks provides the digital-asset infrastructure.

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Announced since Sep 2025[1] — EMI authorised; no token issued yet (white paper still to be notified). · Reviewed 13d ago

Assets
Stablecoin[1]
Planned euro e-money token under MiCA
Networks
Unknown ledger Not disclosed[1]
Qivalis's own releases do not name a chain; one trade report (Stablecoin Insider, Sept 2026, not opened) says public Ethereum.
Use cases
Payments[2]Treasury management[2]Delivery versus payment (DvP)[2]Programmable payments[2]
Jurisdictions
Netherlands, European Union

Participants

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Timeline

  1. Expected H2 2026 (month only) · Launch · recorded 17 Oct 2026
    Planned first issuance of the Qivalis euro stablecoin.[2]
  2. Happened 14 Oct 2026 · Regulatory approval · recorded 17 Oct 2026
    De Nederlandsche Bank authorises Qivalis as an electronic money institution; token issuance planned within the next months after white-paper notification.[1][3]
  3. Happened 20 May 2026 · Participant joined · recorded 17 Oct 2026
    Twenty-five more banks join, taking the consortium to 37 institutions in 15 countries; launch targeted for the second half of 2026.[2]
  4. Happened Sep 2025 (month only) · Announcement · recorded 17 Oct 2026
    Nine European banks set up Qivalis in Amsterdam to issue a MiCA euro stablecoin; the founding group later grew to twelve.[3]

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