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AllUnity announces CHFAU
05 February 2026 Germany
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AllUnity, an e-money institute and digital payments infrastructure provider, intends to launch CHFAU, a Swiss franc-denominated stablecoin.
Launch of the coin is currently planned to take place in February 2026, subject to regulatory engagement and operational functionality.
CHFAU is said to be designed as a regulated electronic money token under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), allowing for compliant issuance within the region.
The stablecoin will be backed by eligible Swiss franc-denominated reserves and is designed to provide institutional users with 24/7 cross-border settlements, integration for regulated financial institutions, treasuries, fintechs, and other enterprise clients, according to AllUnity.
Alexander Höptner, CEO of AllUnity, says the stablecoin is intended to meet demand for stable and programmable money from institutional clients, banks, and corporates, “providing a reliable foundation for institutional settlement, treasury options, and onchain liquidity”.
The firm says the launch of CHFAU, in conjunction with the prior launch of euro-backed EURAU, is indicative of its broader strategy to build a regulatory-compliant, multi-currency digital money framework.
Launch of the coin is currently planned to take place in February 2026, subject to regulatory engagement and operational functionality.
CHFAU is said to be designed as a regulated electronic money token under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), allowing for compliant issuance within the region.
The stablecoin will be backed by eligible Swiss franc-denominated reserves and is designed to provide institutional users with 24/7 cross-border settlements, integration for regulated financial institutions, treasuries, fintechs, and other enterprise clients, according to AllUnity.
Alexander Höptner, CEO of AllUnity, says the stablecoin is intended to meet demand for stable and programmable money from institutional clients, banks, and corporates, “providing a reliable foundation for institutional settlement, treasury options, and onchain liquidity”.
The firm says the launch of CHFAU, in conjunction with the prior launch of euro-backed EURAU, is indicative of its broader strategy to build a regulatory-compliant, multi-currency digital money framework.
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