DePix Is Now Multi-Protocol: Liquid, Arkade and Spark
DePix, the Brazilian Real-pegged stablecoin issued by Eulen, is now paid out on three networks: the Liquid Network, where DePix has been paid out since launch, and two protocols built on Bitcoin, Arkade and Spark. Arkade support went live in the Eulen API on 7 September 2026, and Spark followed on 9 September 2026. Both are in beta.
One Integration, Three Networks
There is no new parameter to learn. When a partner creates a deposit, the payout address decides the network the DePix is paid on:
- An address starting with
lq1…orex1…is paid on Liquid. - An address starting with
ark1…is paid on Arkade. - An address starting with
spark1…is paid on Spark.
An address that belongs to none of the three is refused when the QR code is created, before any Pix can be paid into it. When a deposit splits its payout between two addresses, both have to be on the same network.
What Stays on Liquid
Withdrawals, which convert DePix back to Brazilian Reais, are processed on Liquid only. Receiving DePix on Arkade or on Spark does not enable withdrawals on those networks: receiving and withdrawing are separate flows, and the withdrawal side follows Liquid. Liquid also remains the network for production traffic while the other two are in beta.
Arkade and Spark Are in Beta
Both networks are live in the API, but we ask partners not to use them in production yet, and not to test them with substantial amounts.
Verify the Token on Spark
On Spark, a token’s name does not identify it: any issuer can give a token any name. DePix on Spark has a single official token identifier:
btkn1sdqgp9904d620fmgs6p9669fghzfq06hvpqmy2wg8c9xtw4qms3qpf4aty
Any other token presenting itself as DePix on Spark was not issued by Eulen.
Learn More
The API documentation covers how each network is selected, what each one costs, and how to prepare a wallet on each: