Svmuu reports that today, the first enterprise-level consumer application product built on XAUE, the XAUE Gold Gift Card, has officially been launched.
The product uses digital gold XAU₮ (Tether Gold) and its yield layer XAUE (XAU-Earn) as the underlying assets, overcoming the limitations of traditional physical gold, such as inconvenience in carrying and high transaction costs, while offering interest-earning and physical redemption capabilities.
It is reported that after the gift card recipient chooses to hold XAUE, they can obtain an estimated 1.5% to 3% annualized yield based on the gold standard before redeeming the physical asset. The scheduled redemption service for XAU₮ and XAUE into physical gold is planned to launch in July 2026. The product targets scenarios such as corporate gifting and brand events, aiming to bring tokenized gold into real-world business and daily life.
XAUE Launches Gold Gift Cards with Interest-Earning and Physical Redemption Services
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