Regular obtains its MiCA approval, 5.5% yield on stablecoins
French fintech Regular Finance has obtained its crypto-asset service provider (PSCA) approval from the AMF under number A2026-030. This approval allows it to manage crypto-asset portfolios and offer its services throughout the European Union. Regular offers a target yield between 5% and 5.8% per year on stablecoins like USDC or EURC, with no exposure to volatile cryptocurrencies. Users make a transfer in euros, which is converted into stablecoins and deployed in liquidity pools on decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. Each client holds LP tokens spread across 5 to 15 pools, with a maximum of 25% per pool. The yield comes from swap fees and lending, with 5.5% returned to the client and 2% retained by Regular. No subscription is required, and withdrawals are possible at any time, without fees.
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