AllUnity has launched SEKAU, a Swedish krona-backed stablecoin built for regulated digital payments under MiCA. The token gives Sweden a private, fully reserved krona asset for on-chain settlement. It also extends Europe’s growing stablecoin market beyond dollar and euro products.
AllUnity issued SEKAU as an e-money token under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation. The company backs the token 1:1 with Swedish krona reserves. It says the structure supports transparency, redemption, and institutional use.

SEKAU targets payment firms, treasury teams, and digital asset platforms that need krona settlement. The token supports instant transfers, cross-border payments, and programmable money services. It gives market participants a regulated SEK option for digital finance.
Sweden already has a strong digital payments culture and an active fintech sector. However, public Swedish krona stablecoins had not reached a regulated MiCA structure before this launch. SEKAU now brings that currency exposure into open blockchain networks.
Banking Circle will act as the designated reserve and transaction bank for SEKAU. The bank will hold and manage the fiat reserves behind the stablecoin. This setup supports 1:1 backing and direct redemption for eligible clients.
Marginalen Bank also supports the rollout as a banking partner. Trust Anchor Group will provide digital asset infrastructure and integration support. Together, the partners help AllUnity connect SEKAU with wider payment and blockchain systems.
AllUnity will initially offer SEKAU through its Business Mint Account. Fully onboarded institutional clients can mint and redeem the token through the platform. The company also plans wider access through centralized and decentralized trading venues.
SEKAU debuts on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Tempo, and Polygon. This multi-chain launch supports broader access across major blockchain ecosystems. It also gives users more options for liquidity, settlement, and integration.
AllUnity plans to expand SEKAU to more blockchain networks later in 2026. The company already operates EURAU, a euro-backed stablecoin, and CHFAU, a Swiss franc-backed stablecoin. Therefore, the new token strengthens its multi-currency stablecoin strategy.
MiCA has created a clearer rulebook for regulated stablecoin issuers across Europe. At the same time, local-currency stablecoins remain smaller than dollar-backed tokens. SEKAU adds a Swedish krona option as banks, fintechs, and crypto firms build compliant payment tools.
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