Remi launches Remura, a confidential stablecoin protocol for regulated financial institutions, at Stellar Meridian 2026. The protocol enables banks and money transfer operators to move stablecoins privately—amounts and balances stay hidden from the public—while regulators maintain full compliance oversight via scoped investigation keys. Testnet is live.
Remi launched Remura at Stellar Meridian 2026, a confidential stablecoin protocol purpose-built for regulated financial institutions. The product solves a core institutional blocker: public blockchains expose all transactions and holdings, making them unsuitable for banks and money transfer operators bound by compliance rules. Remura keeps transaction amounts and balances private to the public while giving regulators and auditors full visibility via scoped investigation keys, allowing them to open only the records a specific case needs. The protocol also includes treasury management features (moving funds between public and confidential pools, fiat redemption) and connects to existing institutional systems via a single API. Remi built Remura with Stellar Community Fund support; it now runs on Stellar testnet with mainnet launch planned. The product sits within Remi's broader borderless settlement network connecting banks and money transfer operators for cross-border payments.