Stablecoin transactions on Revolut hit new monthly high
Revolut’s monthly stablecoin transfers hit record $1.2 billion in december
Highlights
- Revolut’s monthly stablecoin transfer volume reached a record high of $1.2 billion in December, marking a significant milestone in the platform’s growing use of digital assets.
- In 2025, stablecoin activity on Revolut increased both in total transaction volume and asset diversity. By the end of the year, usage accelerated following the introduction of 1:1 exchange rates to the US dollar in November, allowing seamless conversions between USD and stablecoins.
- Ethereum and TRON initially served as the primary networks for stablecoin transfers, but Avalanche, Solana, and Polygon were added later. Solana and Polygon were integrated toward the end of 2025.
Revolut first introduced stablecoins in 2024 through RevolutX and Revolut Ramp in partnership with MetaMask. Since then, stablecoin usage on the platform has grown exponentially, culminating in a record $1.2 billion monthly transfer volume in December 2025. The company is expected to disclose full-year stablecoin transfer figures in the coming months.
Transaction growth has been driven not only by higher volumes but also by expanded network support. Analysts estimate that the addition of new blockchains could increase stablecoins’ share of Revolut’s total transaction volume from 0.315% to approximately 0.58%.
The most notable surge occurred after November 1, when Revolut introduced 1:1 conversion rates, enabling users to transfer US dollars and stablecoins without losses or significant deviations from the dollar peg.
Qualitative and quantitative growth
Revolut is primarily used for retail payments under $500, although larger transfers also occur.
Looking ahead, analysts expect further stablecoin expansion driven by Polygon’s Open Money Stack, a blockchain initiative targeting fintech companies such as Stripe and Revolut. Polygon positions itself as a network offering lower transaction costs and potential on-chain yield.
By focusing on institutional-grade payments, Polygon aligns well with Revolut’s regulated status. As a fintech app gaining traction across Europe, Revolut maintains a competitive edge over other neobanks as an early adopter with a strong crypto presence.
As we wrote, Revolut integration brings faster crypto purchases to Trust Wallet users
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