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People and businesses depend on whoever holds their money. Access can be delayed, limited or refused. You find out about it the moment you need it.
A regulated issuer of digital money, and the system that moves it between people and businesses.
Olbra ApS Authorised by Finanstilsynet, 11 Feb 2025 CVR 39 72 94 82 LEI 8945001XWFMRUTCAK575 Passported across the EEA Check every entry →
People and businesses depend on whoever holds their money. Access can be delayed, limited or refused. You find out about it the moment you need it.
Instant payments stop at the edge of a currency. Send euros to a złoty account, or dollars across the Atlantic, and the payment goes back through correspondent banks, on their cut‑off times.
A payment in another currency carries an exchange margin on top of the fee. Send it outside Europe and intermediary banks can each deduct a charge before it arrives.
It was built decades before the internet, and it still works that way.
Olbra is building one financial system on open blockchain rails, on top of currencies issued as regulated digital money.
What that gives you is money that moves in seconds, at any hour of any day, and stays in your own wallet — from your phone or your desktop.
Stablecoins are digitised money — money that is faster, cheaper to move and truly yours. They live on a public network instead of in a bank's ledger.
As a licensed e‑money institution, we are authorised to tokenise every single European currency. The US dollar too. We started with the euro, the Polish złoty and the dollar. It is the first step in tokenising the entire European economy.
A government bond settles in two days, sits with a custodian you never meet, and can only be sold in office hours. Those limits come from the paperwork around the bond, not from the bond.
Put the same instrument on‑chain and it moves in seconds, sits in the balance your salary lands in, and can back a loan without being sold first. The asset stays the same. The handling around it gets faster.
A stablecoin, gold, a government bond, or crypto you already own.
It is locked while the loan is open, and released when you repay.
Morpho, on‑chain and permissionless. No application, because there is nothing to assess.
If what you pledged falls far enough, it is sold to close the loan.
Holding an asset and using it have always been two different things. With Olbra, they become one.
Digital złoty, euros and dollars, each held as itself.
To another Olbra balance or any other wallet, in seconds, on any day, at any hour.
Get paid without waiting for a working day to start.
Put a balance into third‑party lending vaults, at a variable rate. You can lose money.
A card for Apple Pay and Google Pay, where available, drawing on whichever currency you hold.
No. We are an e‑money institution. Different licence, different rules.
We safeguard your money. We do not hold it as a deposit. Client funds sit at a bank, separate from ours, and cannot be used to run the business. No state deposit‑insurance scheme covers them.
Across the European Economic Area.
Our authorisation is European, so the app’s card and bank services are not offered in the United States.
Your money is on the blockchain. The phone holds the key that reaches it.
The key is yours, not ours. We cannot reset it. Set up your recovery when you install the app.
Not to hold a wallet.
Adding money, using the card, cashing out and redeeming are regulated steps, and identity is checked at those points — by us, or by the provider you use for that step.
No. European law forbids any e‑money issuer from paying interest on a balance.
Separately, the app will offer Earn: you can choose to put a balance into third‑party lending vaults at a variable rate, and take it out when you want. It is not a deposit, the rate is not a promise, and you can lose money.
Olbra ApS, Krudtløbsvej 12, Copenhagen. Company number 39 72 94 82.
The authorisation is in the Finanstilsynet register. The company registration is public. Every token contract is verifiable on‑chain, and every identifier is on one page, beside the register that records it.
Olbra ApS was called Eurodollar ApS until July 2026. Some public registers still show the former name, under the same company number.