Monerium EUR emoney [OLD]
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What is Monerium EUR emoney [OLD]?
Euro electronic money
Monerium issues euro-denominated electronic money on blockchain networks. The instrument represents a claim on the regulated issuer rather than a mined currency. Customer funds are subject to safeguarding requirements under the electronic money framework. Blockchain transfers move that monetary claim between compatible addresses. The token's role is payments and settlement in euros rather than protocol governance.
Legacy contract support
The older contracts use the name Monerium EUR emoney. Monerium's version-two contracts use the name Monerium EURe. The issuer's upgrade forwards transactions from the older contracts to the newer contracts that maintain the balance state. Both versions therefore display the same underlying balance rather than two independent deposits. The documented transition covers Ethereum, Polygon and Gnosis. Wallets can display both contract versions, which can make the position appear duplicated. Transfers through the older contract can also produce events for both versions. The newer implementation adds modern token standards and more efficient transaction handling. EURE in this catalogue denotes the legacy representation, not a separate euro reserve or a new collateral pool.
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Contracts & chains
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On-chain routes
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