Thunes has launched EURC prefunding, adding Circle's MiCA-compliant, euro-backed stablecoin to its treasury funding stack so eligible members of its Direct Global Network can move value around the clock and fund euro-denominated cross-border transactions instantly, including on weekends and holidays. The feature is integrated into Thunes' Direct Global Network and SmartX Treasury system, and is aimed at fintechs, neobanks, payment service providers and Web3 companies. EURC is compatible with Ethereum, Solana, Base and Stellar, and Thunes said its infrastructure reaches 12 billion bank accounts and wallets across 140 countries, supporting more than 90 currencies and 220 payment methods. The launch extends Thunes' partnership with Circle, which began in October 2024 with USDC-based liquidity solutions, and follows the rollout of Pay-to-Stablecoin-Wallets in October 2025. The move underscores how MiCA's full implementation in 2024 and Circle's licensing under the EU framework are helping regulated stablecoins move deeper into cross-border payments and treasury operations.