Revolut integration brings faster crypto purchases to Trust Wallet users
Trust Wallet, the self-custodial wallet backed by Binance co-founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, has introduced a new fiat-to-crypto on-ramp through a direct integration with European fintech giant Revolut.
The update allows users across Europe to purchase Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana starting from €10, with a daily and per-transaction cap of €23,000, reports Cointelegraph.
Trust Wallet said the integration creates a faster and more seamless entry point for crypto buyers in MiCA-regulated markets. Revolut recently secured full authorization from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, enabling it to provide crypto services across all 30 EEA countries. This regulatory approval made the partnership possible, ensuring compliance with Europe’s evolving digital-asset rules. The companies expect the feature to significantly increase access to crypto from within mainstream digital banking channels.
Stablecoins coming later as zero-fee purchases roll out across multiple currencies
For now, the integration supports only BTC, ETH and SOL, but both firms emphasized that stablecoins — particularly USDC — will be added in a later phase. Users can buy tokens with zero fees directly through Revolut using multiple supported fiat currencies, including the euro, British pound, Danish krone and Polish złoty. However, top-ups into Revolut accounts may still incur fees, depending on the method used.
Bank transfers, card deposits and cash deposits all carry variable charges, with cash deposits costing 1.5% and limited to $3,000 per month. The companies stated that the goal is to create a friction-reduced purchase flow while still maintaining Revolut’s existing banking standards. The integration marks one of Trust Wallet’s most ambitious steps toward bridging traditional finance with decentralized tools.
Trust Wallet expands strategy as Revolut becomes Europe’s most valuable private firm
The partnership follows Revolut’s private share sale that valued the company at $75 billion, making it Europe’s most valuable private enterprise. Trust Wallet, meanwhile, has accelerated its growth strategy this year by expanding into prediction markets and real-world asset tokenization. The wallet aims to position itself as a core self-custodial gateway for emerging crypto sectors rather than only a basic storage tool.
CZ’s backing has also strengthened Trust Wallet’s reach, helping it integrate with high-profile financial players and regulatory-compliant ecosystems. The Revolut collaboration is expected to drive higher user activity as Europe’s crypto market matures under MiCA. Together, the companies say they plan to broaden fiat access, asset support and regional coverage in upcoming updates.
Recently we wrote that Circle, the publicly listed issuer of USDC, has formed a strategic partnership with crypto exchange Bybit to expand the stablecoin’s global liquidity footprint.
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