Circle said its euro-backed EURC stablecoin is available on Upbit across KRW, BTC and other markets, expanding access to the MiCA-compliant token in South Korea. Upbit’s market directory lists KRW-EURC, BTC-EURC and USDT-EURC. The announcement, published September 11, 2026, confirms availability but does not establish a first-trading timestamp; ticker data shows activity predating the announcement. EURC is fully backed and redeemable 1:1 for euros, with Circle’s product page showing €402.3 million in circulation on September 10. A September 11 snapshot put EURC at about $1.16, with global market capitalization near $465.25 million and 24-hour volume around $43.13 million. The figures are broad market context, not evidence of an Upbit-driven move. Circle’s earlier relationship with Upbit operator Dunamu and its planned $400 million all-stock acquisition of Tazapay form part of the issuer’s wider distribution and payments expansion. The KRW pair provides won-denominated access, while the BTC pair is a trading denomination and does not identify EURC’s transfer network. Upbit data showed about 39.9 million won in 24-hour KRW-EURC turnover at the snapshot, while BTC-EURC showed zero turnover and a stale last trade dated September 7. Launch conditions, fees, restrictions and supported deposit and withdrawal networks remain subject to verification through Upbit’s official notices.