Trust Wallet expects the integration to provide faster access to crypto assets for European users through Revolut's banking infrastructure.
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Trust Wallet now supports crypto purchases through Revolut integration, enabling European users to buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana directly within the self-custodial platform. The feature launches with zero fees and supports multiple fiat currencies including euros, British pounds, Czech koruna, Danish krone, and Polish złoty.
Minimum purchases start at 10 euros with a 23,000 euro daily cap per transaction. Trust Wallet expects the integration to provide faster access to crypto assets for European users through Revolut's banking infrastructure.
Revolut received regulatory approval from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission in October to offer crypto services across 30 European Economic Area markets. The authorization operates under the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation framework, enabling compliant digital asset services throughout the region.
The integration currently supports three cryptocurrencies with plans to add stablecoins like USDC later. Trust Wallet and Revolut said they will expand asset options as the partnership develops beyond the initial launch phase.
While crypto purchases carry no fees, funding Revolut accounts involves charges in many cases. Bank transfers, card top-ups, and cash deposits incur fees, with cash deposits subject to 1.5% charges and $3,000 monthly limits according to Revolut's documentation.
The partnership arrives weeks after Revolut achieved a $75 billion valuation in a private share sale. The fintech company called itself Europe's most valuable private company and among the top 10 globally after completing the November transaction.
Trust Wallet has been expanding into trending sectors including prediction markets and real-world asset tokenization. The self-custody platform aims to provide access to emerging opportunities while maintaining user control over private keys and funds.
The Revolut integration represents Trust Wallet's push to simplify crypto onboarding for European users through familiar banking channels. By connecting with Revolut's extensive user base, the wallet platform can reach mainstream consumers who already trust the fintech service for daily banking needs.
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