EU Markets Get Boost as Deutsche Börse Adopts SocGen’s Tokenized Euro and Dollar Stablecoins

• Deutsche Börse and Société Générale push stablecoin integration to expand digital market functions.
• CoinVertible gains stronger collateral use and fresh liquidity access through planned platform listing.

Deutsche Börse has announced plans to integrate Société Générale’s stablecoins into its settlement business. These stablecoins, developed by Societe Generale’s digital asset unit SG-FORGE, are pegged to the euro and the US dollar.

Despite being available on public blockchains, they have not yet gained traction in mainstream financial systems.

The agreement marks the first time SG-FORGE’s tokens will be incorporated into a traditional financial market infrastructure. Deutsche Börse intends to introduce them into custody operations and potentially expand their use for settling trades and managing collateral.

According to SG-FORGE’s website, about $29.6 million worth of the dollar-pegged token is in circulation, alongside 65.2 million euros ($75.6 million) of the euro-pegged version. These figures are far below Tether, the largest player in the stablecoin market, which reports $184 billion in circulation.

Speed and Efficiency Key Drivers Behind the Shift

The partnership aims to modernize money transfer in financial markets, which have traditionally relied on centralized systems that often lead to delays. Jean-Marc Stenger, SG-FORGE’s chief executive officer, said, 

This collaboration will enable parties on both sides of a trade to swap securities and stablecoins simultaneously, reducing settlement time and the risks associated with transactions.

Stephanie Eckermann, a member of Deutsche Börse Group’s Executive Board, said, 

Stablecoin Usage to Expand Across Market Services

Clearstream, run by Deutsche Börse, will begin by testing CoinVertible tokens for settlement and collateral processes. After that, the group plans to review whether the stablecoins could play a broader role in areas like treasury management.

Deutsche Börse also intends to list SG-FORGE’s stablecoins on its digital asset platforms. That could help build liquidity and bring these tokens into more frequent use among professional market participants.

The move gives banks and other firms a regulated structure to handle tokenized assets without relying on less familiar platforms or unregulated tools.

Stephanie Eckermann added,

The agreement fits within a larger backdrop of ongoing wholesale central bank digital currency projects. Both Societe Generale and Deutsche Börse are involved in these trials, which aim to bring distributed ledger technology into regulated capital markets. The focus is on improving the issuance, settlement, and holding of financial instruments.