Altcoins News
By Jean-Luc Maracon
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Deblock makes a bold move. On March 17, 2026, the crypto company launches a current account with a 4% interest rate, a dream rate when traditional banks struggle to exceed 1%.
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Marc Lefèvre, the CEO, has big plans for this product. "We want to revolutionize how savers perceive the management of their capital," he said during the Paris presentation.
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But be cautious. The rate can fluctuate.
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Deblock remains cautious on this crucial point. The interest depends on the liquidity of the EURCV market, a factor that is not entirely controllable.
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The timing seems perfect for this initiative. A survey by the European Finance Institute published in February 2026 shows that 35% of consumers are seeking alternatives to…
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To facilitate access, Deblock partners with CoinExchange. The trading platform will allow users to easily convert their euros into EURCV.
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Lefèvre does not hide his European ambitions. "We are exploring opportunities in Spain and Germany," he confides.
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On the education front, the company is preparing a series of webinars starting in April 2026. The goal? To explain the advantages and risks of stablecoins to potential users.
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Regulators are watching closely. No official communication yet, but this type of innovation inevitably attracts the attention of financial authorities.
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Full product details are yet to come. The company promises more in-depth communication in the coming weeks.
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Deblock's gamble seems bold but risky. Offering 4% in a low-rate environment is tempting for the average saver.
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The Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (ACPR) recently tightened its stance on stablecoins.
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Several European neobanks have attempted similar approaches with varying success. Crypto.com had offered a 3.5% rate on its stablecoin in 2025 before reducing it to 1.
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