CoinsPaid Lets European Merchants Enjoy Stable Euro Crypto Payments – No FX Hassles!

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In the grand scheme of things, where euros and crypto have traditionally been as comfortable with each other as cats and water, CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid has gone ahead and smashed them together with a force so magnificent, you’d think they were long-lost pals. They’ve now integrated EURC, Circle’s fully euro-backed stablecoin, into their ecosystem, which is like bringing a well-behaved, very predictable dog into a cat-and-mouse game. This addition is huge for European businesses, and let’s just say, it’s set to strengthen CoinsPaid’s position as the bridge between the glittering world of crypto and the extremely formal world of traditional finance.

Now, hold onto your hats, folks, because merchants across Europe will be able to accept EURC payments on Ethereum (ERC-20), Solana (SPL), and Base. Yes, you read that right. They’re not just dabbling in one, but THREE blockchain networks. So, in a world where speed and security are often at odds like two people fighting over the last slice of pizza, these guys have managed to make blockchain transactions faster and more secure-like having your cake and eating it too, only without the risk of a sugar crash.

Aliaksei Tulia, the Chief Technical Officer at CoinsPaid (and apparently someone who knows how to juggle both tech and finance without breaking a sweat), made sure to highlight that this is all part of their mission to connect traditional finance to blockchain. You know, the usual-just a little project that involves the future of global commerce and crypto payments that don’t involve you wondering if your transaction will be processed by the time your grandchildren are born.

“With this listing, CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid strengthens its role as a bridge between traditional finance and the blockchain economy: helping businesses move value across borders with euro-denominated precision,” said Tulia. Translation: “We’re making crypto payments as easy as swiping a card at your local coffee shop, but with far fewer questions about whether you’re accidentally funding an illegal submarine operation.”

Now, for those who enjoy a bit of regulatory satisfaction, EURC is as compliant as your grandmother at Sunday dinner, and it’s issued by Circle under a full-reserve model. This means it’s like that one friend who always brings a balanced, well-documented accounting of their finances, ensuring that each euro is backed 1:1 with euro reserves held in European financial institutions. No surprises, just transparency and full redemption rights-like a cup of coffee with no surprise charges at the end.

This glorious addition to the CoinsPaid platform builds on the previous success of integrating USDG (another stablecoin that’s been living its best life as a fully fiat-backed, audit-verified stablecoin). Together, EURC and USDG form a tag-team of stablecoins that make sure clients can dive into real-time, compliant digital payments with confidence. Yes, it’s like finding the one pair of shoes that match your whole outfit and are comfortable too. No fuss.

What this means for CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid clients.

  • Euro-based pricing without FX volatility-because who really wants to deal with exchange rate drama?
  • Faster settlement times compared to traditional fiat systems-remember when waiting for payments took longer than it takes to finish a pizza? Well, those days are over.
  • Full regulatory alignment with EU financial standards-because being the good kid is always in fashion.
  • A transparent and trustworthy alternative to stablecoins with uncertain reserves-because, let’s face it, who wants to be the person who didn’t check if their stablecoin was actually stable?
  • A stablecoin designed for real-world commerce, not trading-because who needs a coin that only shows up at parties but never in the office?

CoinsPaid has made it clear: this integration is all part of their grand plan to future-proof digital payments in Europe. They’re giving businesses the payment tools they need to combine compliance, stability, and speed. As the EU rolls out MiCA (which, if you don’t know, is kind of like a rulebook for how to get stablecoins to behave), EURC is expected to play a growing role in cross-border payments. Translation: this is no longer the future; it’s happening now-and if you’re not on board yet, well, it’s probably time to update your calendar.

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2025-12-05 20:12