Revolut
Crypto-friendly fintech Revolut gains full UK banking license
The move is a major step in Revolut's goal to become a global digital bank. Services like crypto and stock trading remain separate.
Crypto-friendly fintech giant Revolut files for U.S. banking license
The license would allow the firm to operate like a traditional bank and gain direct access to payment networks like Fedwire and ACH.
The UK is picking winners for its digital dollar future while Coinbase CEO cries foul
Coinciding with the FCA’s announcement of its stablecoin trial, Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong criticized the U.K.’s regulatory process, saying it puts the region's global crypto leadership at risk.
Revolut drops U.S. bank merger plan to seek standalone license: FT
The fintech company believes a de novo banking license under the Trump administration will be faster than acquiring an existing bank, avoiding the need to maintain physical branches.
Revolut and Trust Wallet Launch Instant Crypto Buys in EU With Self-Custody Focus
The integration allows users to buy crypto and have it sent directly to their Trust Wallet, a self-custodial app, giving them full control of their assets from the moment of purchase.
Revolut Hits $75B Valuation in Fundraise Backed by Coatue, NVIDIA, Fidelity
Revolut is growing its crypto offerings, including a recent partnership with Polygon Labs and a MiCA license to offer crypto services across Europe.
Revolut Enlists Polygon for Stablecoin Remittances in UK and EEA
Revolut customers in the UK and non-European Union EEA countries can do crypto remittances in USDC, USDT, and POL.
Revolut Secures MiCA License in Cyprus, Expanding Regulated Crypto Services Across EU
Fintech giant gains CySEC approval to offer compliant crypto trading across 30 EEA markets under MiCA
Ex-Revolut Team Offers Leveraged Bitcoin Strategy to Build Retail Crypto Wealth
Neverless lets everyday investors use automated recurring buys with up to 5x leverage to grow bitcoin holdings
Revolut Weighs $75B Dual Listing in London and New York: Sunday Times
The move could be a vote of confidence for London's financial center, and would make Revolut the first company to simultaneously list in New York and enter the FTSE 100.
