Quantoz to Launch New Stablecoins in the European Market

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

Dutch fintech company Quantoz is making its move into the stablecoin market in Europe, with plans to issue two new fully-backed stablecoins.

Launch of New Stablecoins

These coins, EURQ and USDQ, will be pegged to the euro and the US dollar respectively and will be backed by high-liquidity government assets and securities. Both stablecoins will be issued on the Ethereum blockchain, ensuring full compliance with all regulatory requirements.

Backing and Investment

Quantoz has secured an official license from the Dutch Central Bank, granting it the authority to issue stablecoins within the European Union. The company has attracted investment from several leading firms in the digital currency space, including Fabrik Ventures, Kraken, and Tether, which further underscores the confidence in Quantoz’s ambitious project.

Regulation and Prospects

The launch of Quantoz’s stablecoin comes at a critical time as European digital currency firms brace for new regulatory challenges. With the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations set to take effect by the end of the year, all companies operating in the space will need to comply with these strict guidelines.

The launch of EURQ and USDQ significantly contributes to the development of stablecoins and the digital financial infrastructure in Europe amidst a rapidly changing regulatory landscape.

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