Compliance

Compliance is the product.

EURS is built against the strictest framework for digital money in the world. Here is the stack, in plain language.

LayerFrameworkWhat it means for EURSStatus
IssuanceEMI licence (EMD2)EuroTrust may issue electronic money; €350K own funds; client funds segregatedApplication filed
TokenMiCA Title III (EMT)White paper, 1:1 reserving, redemption at par, marketing rules, passporting to 27 statesWhite paper drafted
ReservesEMD2 safeguarding + MiCA Art. 36Reserves at EU credit institutions, never lent or staked; monthly independent attestationsOperating
AML/CFTAMLD6 / Estonian MLTFPAKYB for all holders minting/redeeming, sanctions screening on every flow, MLRO appointedOperating
ResilienceDORAICT risk framework, incident reporting (24h/72h/30d), tested recovery, exit plans for critical vendorsFramework live
SecurityNIS2 (financial entity)Management accountability, supply-chain security, encryption standardsCovered via DORA
DataGDPREU-only data residency (Frankfurt), DPO, privacy by designOperating

Reserve policy

Where the money actually is.

  • 100% cash at EU credit institutions. No commercial paper, no crypto collateral, no yield strategies in the reserve.
  • Segregated by law. Client funds are held apart from EuroTrust's own funds and are bankruptcy-remote.
  • Multi-bank diversification. Custody across LHV Pank (EE), Banque de Luxembourg (LU) and BNP Paribas (FR).
  • Attested monthly. Independent attestations by Grant Thornton Baltic, published on the transparency page.
View live reserves

Documents

Library

PDFEURS White Paper (MiCA Title III)Draft — published at authorisation
PDFReserve attestation — May 2026Grant Thornton Baltic
PDFReserve attestation — April 2026Grant Thornton Baltic
DOCAML / CFT policy summaryOn request for institutions
DOCTerms of Service & Privacy PolicyEffective at commercial launch
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