Revolut Reviews
Finance app with more than 300 tokens, wallet transfer, staking and recurring investments. The crypto business runs through Cyprus-based Revolut Digital Assets (Europe) Ltd.
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Our Opinion
Revolut is considered one of the most versatile financial apps in the DACH region and is popular with users who want to manage crypto, banking, card payments, and currency exchange in a single application. With more than 300 tradeable cryptocurrencies, Revolut offers by far the broadest coin selection among the brokers compared here. The crypto business sits with the Cypriot entity Revolut Digital Assets (Europe) Ltd., which has held licence CASP001/25 in the CySEC MiCAR register since 20 October 2025. The entity previously named here, RT Digital Securities Cyprus Ltd., is no longer listed there.
Unlike many German neobrokers, Revolut enables both wallet transfers to external wallets and staking and recurring investments. Biometric verification for withdrawals is viewed positively as an additional security feature. Deposits are possible via SEPA, SEPA Instant Transfer, and credit card, which increases flexibility.
Costs call for caution: Revolut advertises exchange fees “from 0 %”, but the small print on the same page states that the fee depends on the plan and the trading volume, and that exchange-rate and subscription fees apply on top. No standard fee is given, neither on the crypto page nor in the fee schedule. Anyone who wants to know the total cost has to work it out for their own plan and their own order size. Revolut is therefore especially suitable for investors looking for a wide selection of coins with wallet functionality in an all-in-one financial app.
Pros & Cons
- More than 300 tokens tradable, the widest selection among the brokers compared here
- Transfers to your own wallets are possible
- Staking and recurring investments available
- Deposits via SEPA, SEPA instant transfer and credit card
- MiCA authorisation held by Revolut Digital Assets (Europe) Ltd, CySEC licence CASP001/25 of 20 October 2025
- Biometric verification for withdrawals as a security feature
- The exchange fee depends on the subscription plan and trading volume. On its crypto page Revolut states only “from 0 %”; no standard fee is given there
- According to Revolut, exchange rate and subscription fees apply on top
- Cost transparency at the transaction confirmation has room for improvement, according to users
User Experiences
AI Analysis798 analyzed reviewsOur AI collects and analyzes user reviews of Revolut from the web and summarizes the key findings.
Based on the analyzed user reviews, Revolut presents an overall predominantly positive picture. Users especially appreciate the clear, intuitive app and often report that it is easy to use, while support and individual features are described in reviews as having room for improvement in some cases.
Users especially appreciate Revolut's clear and intuitive app. According to reviews, it is very easy to use, and the interface is repeatedly described as fast and straightforward. However, some users occasionally report display or compatibility issues, which means usability is sometimes seen as having room for improvement.
This analysis is based on 798 user reviews evaluated with AI from the Apple App Store, Trustpilot, and Google Play Store. The total number of reviews on the respective platforms may be higher — the platform ratings shown (star ratings) refer to all reviews available there. The reviews presented reflect users' experiences and do not constitute an evaluation by the site operator. All information is provided without guarantee. Ratings as of: September 2026; review summaries as of: March 2026. This comparison does not constitute investment advice.
Features
Feature Scope
Highlights
- Over 300 tradeable cryptocurrencies
- Crypto, card payments, transfers, and currency exchange in one app
- MiCA-regulated via CySEC-registered subsidiary
- Wallet transfer and staking available
Tradeable Assets
- Cryptocurrencies (300+ coins, e.g. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana)
- Fiat currencies and other asset classes depending on region
Trading Options
- Direct buying and selling of cryptocurrencies via app and web
- Recurring purchases for regular investing
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