Germany-based AllUnity has announced plans to launch a Swedish krona-backed stablecoin, SEKAU, under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework. The launch is targeted for June 2026, pending final approvals. The company, which is regulated by BaFin and backed by DWS, Flow Traders, and Galaxy Digital, already manages euro and Swiss franc stablecoins. CEO Alexander Höptner highlighted Sweden’s leadership in cashless payments and the need for interoperable digital money.
In parallel, AllUnity introduced Agentic Payments, a system designed to process transactions initiated by autonomous software agents. Built on Coinbase’s x402 payment standard, the infrastructure enables businesses to receive funds directly into local bank accounts, targeting digital services and content sales. CTO Peter Grosskopf emphasized that the platform provides regulated payment rails for scalable, automated transactions and opens new revenue streams for companies adopting blockchain-based payments. Further details, including transaction fees and merchant partnerships, will be disclosed closer to the June rollout.
