Finance Fintech Investments News

Lugh Announces The Creation Of The First French Digital Asset Pegged To The Euro

Lugh Announces The Creation Of The First French Digital Asset Pegged To The Euro

The Lugh Company announces the creation of the first French digital asset pegged to the Euro, in partnership with Coinhouse, a leading French player in crypto-asset investments for individuals and professional investors, in a trustworthy environment built with key experts such as Societe Generale. As a first step, the Lugh (EUR-L) digital asset will be made available on the Coinhouse platform to facilitate crypto asset trading for individual or professional investors, seeking to hedge against the risk of volatility on these markets. Once this step is completed, the Lugh Company aims to develop new financial services based on blockchain technology.

Read More: Nuance Voice Biometrics Technology Strengthens Bank Australia’s Authentication and Security Processes

In order to guarantee the stability of the Lugh (EUR-L), for each digital asset issued, one euro will be held in a dedicated bank account. The Lugh Company has thus developed an environment of trust around its digital asset: the project is supported by experts in their field, such as Societe Generale, the account holder of the issuing company, and PwC France and Maghreb which has been called on to issue a report each month on the number of Lugh (EUR-L) tokens issued and the balance of the associated bank account held with Societe Generale.

Read More: FiVerity Secures $2 Million Round to Accelerate Growth and Expand its Cyber Fraud Detection Platform for Banks, Credit Unions and Credit Card Providers

In addition, this digital asset has been presented to the French regulatory authorities and is willing to comply with the current regulatory framework. Technologically, the Lugh Company will benefit from the expertise of SCEME, developer of the emission and management platform of Lugh, Nomadic Labs, a French specialist of the Tezos blockchain technology on which will the Lugh (EUR-L) will be issued, and Casino Group, which considers this project an opportunity to develop new and innovative means of payment and loyalty programs in the future.

Read More: MODIFI Announces New 60m USD Debt Facility with Silicon Valley Bank, Brings Total Raised Capital to 111m USD to Fuel Global Expansion

Related posts

SendMoney.com Partners up with Pangea to Launch a New Online Money Transfer Service

Fintech News Desk

Corvus Insurance Enhances Virtual CISO Offering With vCISO Services

Fintech News Desk

Bitbond and Bankhaus von der Heydt Issue Euro Stablecoin (EURB) on the Stellar Network

Fintech News Desk
1