TLDR
- AllUnity launches CHFAU, a Swiss franc stablecoin pegged 1:1 to CHF
- CHFAU operates under MiCA after BaFin grants EMI license in 2025
- Token debuts on Ethereum as ERC-20 for institutional clients
- EURAU market cap reaches $1.2 million since July 2025 launch
Deutsche Bank-backed AllUnity has launched a Swiss franc stablecoin named CHFAU, expanding its regulated digital currency offering in Europe. The token is pegged one-to-one to the Swiss franc and is designed for institutional settlement and cross-border payments.
CHFAU Launches Under MiCA Framework
AllUnity announced the release of CHFAU as part of its plan to build a regulated digital payments ecosystem in Europe. The company operates as a joint venture between DWS, Flow Traders, and Galaxy Digital. DWS is the asset management arm of Deutsche Bank.
The stablecoin is fully aligned with the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation. AllUnity secured an E-Money Institution license from Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in July 2025. This license allows the firm to issue regulated digital money tokens across the region.
Alexander Höptner, Chief Executive Officer of AllUnity, said, “The launch of CHFAU is a fundamental milestone in our mission to build Europe’s regulated digital payments ecosystem.” The company stated that the stablecoin is technically live, while exchange listings will follow in stages.
Focus on Institutional and Professional Clients
CHFAU is available only to institutional and professional investors at launch. Access is provided through the AllUnity Mint Platform. The company confirmed that exchange and trading venue integrations are being finalized.
Höptner said the token will function as a regulated digital Swiss franc for institutional settlement. He added that CHFAU supports cross-border payments, digital asset markets, and treasury management. Transactions are processed within a compliant framework under EU rules.
The token is issued on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 asset. AllUnity plans to expand to additional blockchain networks later in 2026. The company has not disclosed specific dates for further integrations.
Growth of EURAU Stablecoin
CHFAU follows the launch of EURAU, AllUnity’s euro-pegged stablecoin, which debuted in July 2025. Since its release, EURAU has reached a market capitalization of $1.2 million. Data from CoinGecko ranks it 16th among 22 euro-pegged stablecoins.
EURAU is listed on several trading platforms. These include Bullish and Aerodrome, according to public data. The company also confirmed availability on Bitpanda, Rulematch, and WAWEX.
The broader euro stablecoin market has a combined capitalization of about $895 million. Circle’s EURC leads the segment with around $459 million in market value. The market remains smaller than the US dollar stablecoin sector.
Expansion of Regulated Stablecoins in Europe
AllUnity was founded in early 2024 to issue fully regulated stablecoins within the European Union. The company combines traditional finance and digital asset expertise. Deutsche Bank’s involvement places it among established financial institutions entering the stablecoin sector.
The launch of CHFAU adds a Swiss franc option to Europe’s regulated digital asset market. Switzerland is not part of the EU, yet the franc remains widely used in trade and finance. A regulated CHF stablecoin may support settlement between European and Swiss counterparties.
AllUnity stated that further updates on exchange listings will be shared as integrations go live. The firm continues to focus on compliant issuance and institutional adoption. With CHFAU now live, Deutsche Bank-backed AllUnity expands its presence in the European stablecoin market.





