STASIS
About
STASIS is a European fintech company that issues EURS, the largest euro-backed stablecoin on the market. It provides institutional and retail clients with Web3 tools — including on/off-ramp fiat solutions, a cross-chain bridge, a non-custodial wallet, and API/white-label services — to handle digital currencies across six major blockchains (Ethereum, Polygon, XDC, XRPL, Algorand, Stellar). EURS is 100% backed by euro reserves held in Central Bank accounts and is verified through daily statements, quarterly reviews, and annual audits by BDO Malta.
Where Does Yield Come From?
STASIS is the company behind EURS, a euro-backed stablecoin. The company itself does not run yield-generating pools. Any yield that EURS holders earn comes from external decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms where EURS is available.
Holders can put their EURS to work in several ways:
- Lend it on money-market protocols like Aave.
- Provide liquidity in stable-swap pools such as Curve (often paired with Convex for boosted rewards).
- Deposit into yield aggregators like Yearn, which automatically shift funds between strategies to seek returns.
- Use other DeFi platforms where EURS is listed, including Uniswap, Balancer, KyberSwap, and Folks Finance.
Because EURS is deployed across multiple blockchains (Ethereum, Polygon, Algorand, XRPL, XDC, Stellar, plus bridges to Arbitrum and Gnosis), these opportunities exist on several networks.
STASIS generates its own revenue from four sources:
- Fees when users buy or sell EURS through its on-ramp/off-ramp service.
- Custom white-label stablecoin solutions it builds for businesses.
- Licensing its API to partners.
- A small yield paid by the custodians that hold the euro reserves backing EURS.
The company’s FAQ notes that custodians pay STASIS this small yield, but that yield is not distributed to EURS holders. Any return a holder earns comes solely from the DeFi protocols they choose to use independently.
The STASIS Bridge uses HTLC atomic swaps (a technology that lets two parties exchange tokens across different blockchains securely, without needing a middleman) and charges near-zero fees for cross-chain transfers — unlike traditional bridge models that rely on shared liquidity pools.
In short: STASIS provides the stablecoin and the infrastructure to move it between chains. Earning yield on EURS is something holders do on their own, by lending, providing liquidity, or using yield tools on third-party DeFi platforms.
Persons
Gregory Klumov
CEO
Vyacheslav Kim
CFO
Audits
| Audit / Date | Findings | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
CoinFabrik25-06-2018 |
| The audited STASIS token contracts were found to be simple, straightforward, and adequately documented, with only one minor overflow concern and one compiler-version suggestion, and were deemed safe overall. |
Legal
Legal form
Limited company (Ltd)
Registration jurisdiction
Malta (registered address: Portomaso Tower Annex, Level 7, Vjal Portomaso, St. Julians STJ 4011, Malta)
Status and notes
Operator is STSS (Malta) Limited, a Maltese limited company. Full Terms of Use and Privacy Policy are published at stasis.net/legal. The Terms state the owner is based in Malta and are governed by Maltese law. The copyright footer on all pages reads "© 2026 STSS (Malta) Limited". The Privacy Policy also references STSS (Malta) Limited as the data controller.
