Revolut launches a physical crypto payment card with zero exchange fees across UK and EEA markets.
Tech & Launches ·
Revolut has launched its first physical crypto payment card, which operates at Visa and Mastercard merchants and charges zero exchange fees across UK and EEA markets. The card represents the fintech's entry into a growing segment of crypto payment offerings. The move arrives as adoption of crypto payment cards expands more broadly across the industry.
The card allows users to spend cryptocurrency directly at traditional payment terminals without conversion fees, bridging crypto holdings and everyday merchant networks. Revolut's zero-fee structure differentiates the offering in a market where similar products typically impose currency conversion costs.
Specifics remain unclear regarding which cryptocurrencies the card will support, rollout timelines beyond the initial UK and EEA launch, and whether the fee structure extends to all transaction types or specific assets. The card's integration with Revolut's existing user base and whether additional regions will follow are also not yet detailed.