The euro stablecoin's retail VASP transaction volume increased 12 times to $777 million over 15 months

According to Fireblocks' "2025 Stablecoin Status Report," the trading volume of euro stablecoins processed by retail virtual asset service providers (VASP) has grown 12 times in 15 months, reaching $777 million.

European banks and fintech companies are accelerating the production and deployment of compliant stablecoins following the implementation of the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Banking Circle and SG-Forge have become pioneers of MiCA-compliant stablecoins, launching euro-backed digital assets EURI and EURCV, respectively, both of which are currently expanding their production operations.

This growth reflects a broader transformation of the European digital asset infrastructure, as banks have moved from pilot projects to building production systems for tokenized assets and stablecoin payment rails. Fireblocks' research indicates that European banks view stablecoins and tokenized asset infrastructure as key components of their 2026 roadmap, with MiCA compliance reducing regulatory uncertainty and accelerating the deployment process.