- AllUnity introduces USDAU, a stablecoin that is backed by the US dollar and is regulated under the EU’s MiCA framework.
- USDAU keeps a 1:1 connection to the US dollar by using reserves that are kept separate. It is available on six blockchain networks.
- USDAU adds to AllUnity’s collection of stablecoins, which already has EURAU, CHFAU and SEKAU. The US dollar stablecoins make up more than 99% of the global stablecoin market, which is worth about $291 billion, in total.
AllUnity, a stablecoin issuer based in Europe, has introduced a digital currency called USDAU. This stablecoin is backed by the US dollar. Is designed to help businesses and digital asset users access US dollar liquidity. It operates within the rules and regulations of the European Union.
According to a statement shared with Cointelegraph, USDAU will keep its value tied to the US dollar by holding reserves securely. The stablecoin will start on six blockchain networks: Ethereum, Solana, Base, Tempo, Arc and Polygon.
This launch marks a step for AllUnity, which already offers other stablecoins backed by European currencies. The company currently issues EURAU, which is backed by the euro, CHFAU, backed by the franc and SEKAU, backed by the Swedish krona.
AllUnity follows the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) rules. This means USDAU is an option for people in Europe who want to use US dollar-based digital assets.
USDAU Enters A Dollar-dominated Stablecoin Market
AllUnity launched while US dollar‑pegged stablecoins still dominate the market.
🇺🇸 USDAU is live!
AllUnity launches USDAU, a fully reserved MiCAR-Compliant US dollar stablecoin, and introduces instant #FX capabilities.
As an E-Money Token, #USDAU is:
💲 Pegged 1:1 to the US dollar (USD)
🏦 Fully backed by segregated reserves
🇪🇺 Issued by a regulated… pic.twitter.com/GV33l1wPxZ— AllUnity (@AllUnityStable) September 30, 2026
CoinGecko data shows that dollar‑pegged stablecoins account for more than 99 percent of the approximately $291 billion global stablecoin market by market capitalization. This dominance has drawn the attention of policymakers who worry about the increasing role of dollar‑based digital assets in tokenized finance.
The European Central Bank warned in June that wider adoption of dollar stablecoins in European tokenized markets could increase dependence on the US dollar and potentially affect the role of the euro.
AllUnity CEO Alexander Höptner said the company’s focus is not on reducing access to the dollar but on bringing dollar liquidity into a European regulatory environment.
“Europe’s concern isn’t with the dollar,” Höptner told Cointelegraph, pointing instead to offshore dollar stablecoin issuers and concerns around supervision, redemption rights and reserve transparency.
According to Höptner, USDAU is designed to address these concerns by placing dollar liquidity within Europe’s regulatory perimeter while supporting access to dollars for European companies involved in global trade and cross-border payments.
Multi-chain Stablecoin Strategy
USDAU’s launch across multiple blockchain networks gives users access to the stablecoin across established and emerging ecosystems.
AllUnity’s broader strategy also highlights the growing demand for regulated stablecoins denominated in different fiat currencies. While EURAU and its other currency-backed tokens focus on European and regional liquidity, USDAU adds direct exposure to the world’s dominant reserve currency.
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