01Overview
The company
Regulation
Revolut is a European financial super-app combining a bank account, payments, cards and investment in a single app. Its crypto offer lets users buy, sell and hold a wide choice of assets, schedule recurring purchases and access staking depending on country and plan. Users looking for an experience closer to an exchange can use Revolut X, while Revolut Business extends the ecosystem to companies.
02Services & Accessibility
Concrete product features, distinct from the legal scope of the licence (block 01).
Available cryptos: 300
See the list
Detailed list of cryptos available for purchase: coming soon.
Accessibility
As a broker, Revolut suits some use cases more than others.
Withdrawal to a personal wallet possible. Dedicated pro interface with declining fees: see Revolut Pro.
Available across the whole European Economic Area.
03How much it costs
No known holding fees
not disclosed
Blockchain network fees always excluded (identical for everyone, not set by the platform).
Main Revolut app: transaction fees vary by plan and 30-day volume. Standard/Plus: 1,49 % at the first tier then decreasing to 0,49 %; Premium/Metal: 0,99 % to 0,29 %; Ultra: 0,49 % down to 0 %. Recurring purchases use the same pricing logic. These fees are independent of the funding method. A market spread remains built into the price; Revolut X has its own separate schedule at 0 % maker / 0,09 % taker.
04Security & custody
Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd (RDAEL) acts as MiCA nominee/custodian: Revolut holds legal title while the client remains the 1:1 beneficial owner. The crypto-assets are grouped in one or more pooled virtual accounts; RDAEL may appoint sub-custodians. Revolut states that it uses trusted custodians and multi-signature wallets and keeps most assets in cold storage; the assets are not lent out.
05What to know before you start
Compensation transparency: affiliate partnership with Revolut: À l'étude. A partnership has no influence on ranking or the default sort order (see Methodology).
06Frequently asked questions
Is Revolut licensed under MiCA?
Yes. Revolut Digital Assets (Europe) Ltd is licensed as a crypto-asset service provider (CASP) under the MiCA regulation. Competent authority: Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), Cyprus. Notification to the ESMA register: 20/10/2025. A MiCA licence works as a passport: it allows the provider to operate across the entire European Union.
How much does it cost to buy bitcoin on Revolut?
For €100 of bitcoin bought by SEPA transfer, the total cost is 1,49 €, spread included and network fees excluded (Uncrypt €100 index). The platform states that a variable spread is added to this cost, without publishing its amount. Fees checked on 26/08/2026 against the official fee schedule.
How many cryptos can you buy on Revolut?
300 crypto-assets are available on Revolut.
Can you withdraw your crypto from Revolut to your own wallet?
Yes, Revolut lets you withdraw your crypto-assets to a personal wallet.
Can you stake crypto on Revolut?
Yes, Revolut offers staking.
Can you schedule recurring purchases (DCA) on Revolut?
Yes, Revolut lets you schedule recurring purchases (DCA).