AllUnity launches MiCA‑compliant SEK stablecoin SEKAU

AllUnity launched SEKAU on June 19, a MiCA‑compliant Swedish krona stablecoin on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Tempo and Polygon. Dollar stablecoins still dominate on‑chain liquidity.

AllUnity launched SEKAU on June 19. SEKAU is a MiCA‑compliant Swedish krona stablecoin issued as an E‑Money Token redeemable 1:1 for SEK and backed by segregated reserves. The token is available on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Tempo and Polygon.

The product targets business and institutional users. Access routes include a Business Mint Account for onboarded firms that link corporate bank accounts to wallet addresses. The SEKAU white paper frames primary access for verified institutions.

Banking Circle is named as the designated reserve and transaction bank, and Marginalen Bank is listed as a banking partner. AllUnity was founded with backing from DWS, Flow Traders and Galaxy.

SEKAU is part of AllUnity’s multi‑currency offering alongside euro and Swiss franc token products. The company presents the krona token for treasury, settlement and business payment scenarios rather than consumer trading.

At launch AllUnity did not name public trading venues or retail minting channels. The company has not published independent post‑launch reserve attestations or a detailed reserve composition.

Technically, SEKAU is live on five blockchains to increase access. Network conditions vary: Ethereum has the deepest stablecoin markets, while Solana, Base and Polygon show smaller on‑chain dollar liquidity pools and Tempo’s stablecoin depth is not broadly verified.

Adoption requires operational infrastructure beyond regulatory approval. Banks, market makers, treasury teams, tokenized‑asset platforms and payment processors must hold, move and settle SEK on public chains for SEKAU to be used in practice. Public evidence of demand would include disclosed circulating supply, on‑chain transaction volumes, reserve attestations, supported custodians and venue listings.

The broader stablecoin market remains concentrated in dollar‑denominated tokens, with major dollar tokens holding the largest market caps and widest on‑chain coverage. Sweden’s Riksbank noted there were no Swedish‑krona stablecoins in its 2026 payments report and described existing instant settlement infrastructure, including RIX‑INST for 24/7 central bank money settlement.

Potential use cases for an on‑chain SEK balance include tokenized funds, market making between fiat and crypto venues, wallet providers, payment processors and cross‑border corporate treasury desks. AllUnity announced the SEKAU rail. Public data on circulating supply, reserve attestations and venue listings are not published and would provide evidence of on‑chain use.

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