AllUnity launches Swedish krona-backed stablecoin

AllUnity launches Swedish krona-backed stablecoin
A new stablecoin will launch in the EU.

​Digital asset company AllUnity is launching SEKAU, a stablecoin backed by the Swedish krona. The coin is registered in accordance with the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

According to the company’s statement, the new token will operate as electronic money under MiCA. SEKAU is backed by segregated Swedish krona reserves and is designed for institutional settlements and cross-border payments.

The launch of SEKAU continues AllUnity’s multi-currency stablecoin strategy. The company previously launched CHFAU, a stablecoin backed by the Swiss franc, and also operates EURAU, a token pegged to the euro.

Several infrastructure and banking partners are involved in the launch of SEKAU. The reserves backing the token will be held and managed by Banking Circle, a regulated B2B bank and financial infrastructure company based in Luxembourg.

Sweden’s Marginalen Bank is acting as the project’s banking partner, while Trust Anchor Group, a local digital asset infrastructure and technology company, is providing SEKAU integration with the broader ecosystem.

A bet on multichain

The SEKAU stablecoin will initially be available on five blockchain networks: Ethereum, Solana, Base, Tempo, and Polygon.

AllUnity said the multichain launch is intended to increase token accessibility, improve interoperability between ecosystems, and strengthen liquidity across major blockchain platforms. The company also plans to add support for other networks later in 2026.

By comparison, CHFAU, the Swiss franc-backed stablecoin, was initially launched only on Ethereum in February before later expanding to Tempo. Another AllUnity product, EURAU, backed by the euro, was introduced in 2025.

According to CoinGecko, EURAU’s market capitalization has reached $1.4 million since launch. The token currently ranks 16th among 23 tracked euro stablecoins. The total market size of euro-backed stablecoins stands at around $883 million at the time of writing.

AllUnity emphasizes that SEKAU is the first fully reserved Swedish krona-denominated stablecoin compliant with MiCA requirements. The token is issued as a regulated EMT and is backed 1:1 by SEK reserves.

A new era for cryptocurrencies

The launch of SEKAU comes amid tightening crypto regulation in Europe. MiCA is changing the rules for stablecoin issuers and other crypto projects, requiring greater transparency, licensing, and compliance with reserve requirements. As a result, some players may reduce their presence in the EU or leave the European market entirely. One of the most widely discussed examples is Tether’s USDT, which could exit the EU market.

Against this backdrop, regulated local stablecoins have a window of opportunity. Projects like SEKAU could occupy part of the space being freed up, especially in institutional settlements, cross-border payments, and on-chain liquidity in national currencies. If major global tokens lose access to European users, demand may shift toward assets that are issued under MiCA from the outset and have clear reserve, banking, and legal infrastructure.

As a reminder, Binance also risks losing access to the European market due to MiCA.

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