Revolut Adds Full Solana Support for Payments, Transfers, and Staking
Revolut has rolled out full native support for Solana (SOL), allowing users to pay with, transfer, and stake SOL directly in the app. The update, announced on December 3, expands Revolut’s previous Solana features, which were limited to trading and investment.
With the new integration, customers can now make peer-to-peer payments, withdraw funds, and send or receive transactions over the Solana network. The app also supports payments using USDT and USDC on Solana, giving users more options for fast, low-cost transfers.
Solana already works with major finance apps such as Cash App, Venmo, and Western Union. Revolut’s latest move strengthens Solana’s growing presence in the global fintech sector.
What This Means for Revolut Users
Revolut, one of Europe’s most widely used payment apps, has been slower than some competitors in adopting multiple crypto networks. Until now, users could only access a few blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple.
The addition of native Solana support marks a major step forward, turning Revolut into a potential Solana on-ramp for its 65 million users worldwide. Many customers now expect more updates at next week’s Breakpoint 2025 event in Abu Dhabi, where further integrations could be announced.
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