Pharos can still tell you how this asset is supposed to work, when it expects to launch, and what sources to watch. Live market, peg, liquidity, and safety surfaces activate only after the first post-launch data sync.

EURR is live, not forthcoming — Pharos tracks it pre-launch only because it is not yet admissible to runtime data. Revolut launched the token on August 26 2026 as the first product of its stablecoin programme, in euro rather than the dollar or sterling tokens it had been expected to ship first. The issuer of record is Bridge Building S.A., the Luxembourg entity of Stripe-owned Bridge, holding an EMI licence and MiCA authorisation from the CSSF; Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd distributes the token under its own CySEC MiCA licence. This is a third-party issuer relationship, not in-house issuance from Revolut's Lithuanian EMI as earlier reporting had assumed. The token is an ERC-20 at 0x8e9c32a536ab623a2e0e9961bce6f5fe7504e084 on Ethereum (6 decimals, name "Revolut Euro"), with support for Solana, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Injective, TON, and Sui announced as planned. Rollout is phased, reaching Denmark, Poland, and Portugal first with wider EEA availability targeted later in 2026, and Revolut charges no spread or fee on euro-to-EURR conversion. Supply grew from 366 EURR to 250,957 EURR in the first two days, matching the on-chain total supply of 250,957.30 as of August 29 2026. DefiLlama began tracking EURR as stablecoin id 436 on August 27 2026, but reports a null price, and CoinGecko's revolut-euro remains a preview listing with zero supply and no market data, so no accepted source returns a fetchable price. Pharos holds EURR pre-launch until a price path exists. Reserve composition, custodians, and attestation cadence are all undisclosed.