Royal Euro (REUR) delisted stablecoin record
No longer listed by Pharos
Out of scope: every identified public AscendEX market was delisted and the issuer now describes REUR access through approved institutional, OTC, and private settlement channels rather than an ordinary public acquisition or redemption route.
Effective 2026-07-16; AscendEX RUSD and REUR delisting notice
Answer First
What is Royal Euro (REUR)?
REUR is the Royal Euro stablecoin from RIB Digital Holdings, targeting 1:1 backing with euro cash reserves held at top-tier international banks. The static profile records its Euro peg mechanism as: Issuer-managed mint and redemption route targeting 1 REUR = 1 EUR, subject to reserve sufficiency, redemption terms, and market conditions
Is REUR safe?
Royal Euro is not in Pharos's active universe. Out of scope: every identified public AscendEX market was delisted and the issuer now describes REUR access through approved institutional, OTC, and private settlement channels rather than an ordinary public acquisition or redemption route.
Static Profile
Static stablecoin profile
Royal Euro (REUR) static profile: governance model Centralized (CeFi); backing model Real-World Asset Backed; peg Euro.
AI summary / Updated Aug 11, 2026
A delisted euro token from RIB Digital Holdings whose public markets vanished and whose self-reported reserve snapshots stalled months earlier. Pharos no longer tracks REUR as an active stablecoin: AscendEX delisted its only identified public markets at the end of June 2026, and the issuer now describes access through approved institutional, OTC, and private settlement channels. There is no ordinary public route to acquire or redeem this euro. Transparency decayed in parallel: the self-signed proof-of-reserves...
AI summary · drafted by claude-fable-5 · facts as of Aug 11, 2026
Sources: AscendEX RUSD and REUR delisting notice and RIB Digital transparency page (snapshot series stalled April 2026)
- Collateral
- Euro cash reserves held through top-tier international banks to target 1:1 backing for each REUR issued by The RIB Digital Holdings Limited
- Peg Mechanism
- Issuer-managed mint and redemption route targeting 1 REUR = 1 EUR, subject to reserve sufficiency, redemption terms, and market conditions
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Proof Of Reserves
- Self-Reported PoR by RIB Digital signed PoR snapshots (series stalled: newest snapshot on the page is dated 2026-04-23/24, ~3.5 months old as of 2026-08-08, against a real-time claim) Reserve source
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Source: checked-in StablecoinMeta profile fields. This inactive record does not participate in current live monitoring; the summary above was last updated Aug 11, 2026.
REUR quick answers
What is Royal Euro (REUR)?
REUR is the Royal Euro stablecoin from RIB Digital Holdings, targeting 1:1 backing with euro cash reserves held at top-tier international banks. The static profile records its Euro peg mechanism as: Issuer-managed mint and redemption route targeting 1 REUR = 1 EUR, subject to reserve sufficiency, redemption terms, and market conditions
Is REUR safe?
Royal Euro is not in Pharos's active universe. Out of scope: every identified public AscendEX market was delisted and the issuer now describes REUR access through approved institutional, OTC, and private settlement channels rather than an ordinary public acquisition or redemption route.
What backs REUR?
Pharos classifies REUR backing as Real-World Asset Backed. Collateral, per the static profile: Euro cash reserves held through top-tier international banks to target 1:1 backing for each REUR issued by The RIB Digital Holdings Limited Reserve evidence: Self-Reported PoR from RIB Digital signed PoR snapshots (series stalled: newest snapshot on the page is dated 2026-04-23/24, ~3.5 months old as of 2026-08-08, against a real-time claim).
Can REUR be frozen or blacklisted?
Based on tracked contract metadata and blacklist coverage, issuer or admin freeze controls are recorded. REUR is outside active monitoring; this static record preserves the reviewed control context.