Revolut obtains Gibraltar crypto licence to expand international crypto services alongside UK and European operations.
Regulation & Gov ·
Revolut has obtained a crypto licence in Gibraltar, establishing Revolut Global Digital Assets Limited to handle the fintech's international cryptocurrency services. The new entity will operate alongside the company's existing regulatory authorizations in the UK and Europe, supporting its expansion plans across regions.
Gibraltar's regulatory framework has positioned the jurisdiction as a destination for crypto-focused financial services firms seeking multi-regional compliance. The licence grants Revolut the ability to offer digital asset services to international customers while maintaining separate operational structures in its established markets.
The move signals Revolut's strategy to compartmentalize its crypto operations by jurisdiction rather than consolidate them under a single licence. Details about specific services to be offered through the Gibraltar entity and the timeline for full deployment remain unclear.