BLUE EMI
UAB BLUE EMI LT (Checkout.com grupa) · LT · 7 countries served
UAB BLUE EMI LT is a Vilnius-based Electronic Money Institution (EMI) and MiCA CASP-licensed EMT issuer (Bank of Lithuania, 2022-10-11), issuing its own BLUEUR stablecoin (1:1 EUR-pegged), used for settlement on the Axiology DLT platform for regulated capital-markets clients. In November 2025, Checkout.com acquired Blue EMI, marking a notable B2B fintech acquisition in Lithuania. NOT a retail exchange - B2B stablecoin and settlement infrastructure.
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Fees
| Spot maker | N/A (B2B / OTC only) |
| Spot taker | N/A (B2B / OTC only) |
| SEPA deposit | Free |
| Card deposit | N/A (B2B / OTC only) |
| SEPA withdrawal | Free |
* This platform is exclusively for B2B, corporate, and institutional clients (fintech, enterprise). It does not provide a public retail trading interface.
Features
- ✓SEPA transfers
- −Bank ID support
- −Mobile app
- ✓Two-factor authentication
- ✓Cold storage custody
- −Proof of Reserves
- −Derivatives (futures/perp)
- ✓1+ crypto trading pairs
Supported fiat currencies: EUR
Pros
- ✓Bank of Lithuania MiCA CASP + EMT licence (2022-10-11)
- ✓**Checkout.com as new owner** - global fintech backing
- ✓Lithuania Technology Centre established for Checkout.com
- ✓BLUEUR on Axiology DLT (regulated capital-markets infrastructure)
- ✓1:1 EUR-pegged with regulated reserves
- ✓EU passport across 30 EEA countries
- ✓Strategic piece in Checkout.com's European stablecoin strategy
Cons
- ✗**NOT a retail exchange** - custody for own EMT clients only
- ✗Single asset only (BLUEUR)
- ✗Niche market - Axiology DLT not widely used
- ✗No trading UI
- ✗Strategy may shift after Checkout.com acquisition
- ✗Lower liquidity vs USDC/USDT/EURT
- ✗KYB required