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The German Stock Exchange has once again confirmed its interest in digital currencies, announcing the planned listing of the EURAU stablecoin. This digital asset, issued by AllUnity and backed by euros, will become the third euro-pegged stablecoin available on the exchanges of the exchange group.

Previously, their platforms included Euro Coin (EURC) from Circle Internet Financial Limited and EUR CoinVertible (EURCV) from Société Générale-Forge. Thus, Deutsche Börse AG continues to expand its presence in the field of digital assets, offering users more opportunities to work with digital currencies linked to traditional currencies. The addition of EURAU will only strengthen the exchange's position as one of the leading platforms for cryptocurrency transactions in Europe.

The implementation will be gradual. First, it is planned to establish secure storage of digital assets for large investors through Clearstream, the group's central depository. Later, Deutsche Börse AG plans to fully integrate EURAU into its exchange services so that it can be used in various financial transactions and trading strategies.

Alexander Hoeptner, head of AllUnity, noted that the partnership with Deutsche Börse AG will help optimize international transactions and simplify the process of entering the world of digital assets for large investors.

Stephanie Eckermann, member of the Board of the Deutsche Börse Group, called the integration of EURAU a logical step in creating a link between the traditional financial system and the growing digital asset market.
The increase in the number of available stablecoins indicates that major players are increasingly interested in digital assets that meet regulatory requirements, are backed by fiat money, and can work seamlessly on traditional trading platforms.

Professional investors are looking for reliable and controlled ways to enter the crypto world, and stablecoins seem to meet these needs. This demonstrates the maturation of the digital asset market and its integration with the traditional financial system.