2026-01-15 13:47:10

An important milestone has just been reached for the digital euro. The EURCV stablecoin developed by Société Générale-FORGE has been successfully connected to the SWIFT network, the dominant international payment system used by global banks.

This integration represents a major step forward in bringing digital assets closer to traditional financial infrastructure. The euro token, launched in 2023, is thus increasing in utility and reach among financial institutions. Access to SWIFT opens up exciting prospects for facilitating cross-border transfers and strengthening the adoption of euro-denominated stablecoins among banks and institutional players.

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OnchainSniper

· 3h ago

Hmm... The integration of EURCV with SWIFT, to put it simply, means traditional finance is starting to take on-chain assets seriously. Interesting. ``` Traditional banking systems and the on-chain world have finally shaken hands, but is this a good thing or the beginning of losing the spirit of decentralization? ``` ``` As long as it's not a new trick to scam retail investors, integrating with SWIFT is indeed a positive for euro stablecoins. ``` ``` Société Générale is making good moves here, but it feels a bit late... How long have US stablecoins been around? ``` ``` The real question is, can these institutional stablecoins still be called "cryptocurrencies"? To some extent, they are just digitized fiat currencies. ``` ``` The step of SWIFT integration shows that they are finally afraid of being surpassed, haha. ``` ``` That's what they say, but cross-border transfers only count as truly fast if they are actually quick, not just connecting a system. ``` ``` Europe always wants to establish its own foothold in the digital asset space, and this time is no different, but who knows how far they can go. ```

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SnapshotBot

· 3h ago

NGL, now the boundaries between traditional finance and Web3 are really blurring... SWIFT has opened up, is large-scale adoption still far away?

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LightningHarvester

· 3h ago

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IfIWereOnChain

· 3h ago

Traditional finance has finally bowed down; SWIFT's adoption of the digital euro is really happening. Wait, could such integration actually undermine the decentralized spirit of crypto? Société Générale's move is aimed at getting institutions to accept stablecoins—smart strategy. Now Europe is taking the digital currency competition seriously. But I still want to see how the liquidity actually turns out; it's easy to look good on paper, the real test is in implementation.

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