As part of Revolut’s Crypto 2.0 rollout, the global fintech has completed a strategic integration with the TRON blockchain—bringing staking, stablecoin transfers, and fiat-to-crypto conversion directly into the Revolut app for 65 million+ users across all 30 EEA markets.
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Starting today, Revolut customers can stake TRX in-app with a 0% platform fee*, access fast, low-cost stablecoin remittances, and convert fiat to stablecoins at a 1:1 rate on TRON’s network—all without leaving the app.
This isn’t a surface-level crypto feature. It’s infrastructure.
A Blockchain Rail Built for Scale — Now Consumer-Ready
TRON already operates as one of the most heavily used blockchain networks globally, processing over $23 billion in daily transfer volume and supporting more than $79 billion in circulating major stablecoins. Its network has surpassed 350 million total user accounts and continues to function as a dominant settlement layer for stablecoin activity worldwide.
What’s changed is accessibility. Revolut customers now interact with blockchain rails without needing to understand gas fees, validators, or external wallets.
By embedding TRON directly into Revolut’s regulated fintech environment, these blockchain capabilities are now available to everyday users—not just crypto-native audiences. The timing is notable, arriving as MiCA establishes a clear, EU-wide regulatory framework for digital assets.
What Revolut Users Can Do Now
The integration unlocks three core functions inside the Revolut app:
In-app TRX staking (0% platform fee*)
Users can participate in TRON’s Delegated Proof-of-Stake system directly, earning rewards without technical setup or third-party tools.
Fast, low-cost stablecoin remittances
TRON’s near-instant finality and minimal fees make it one of the most efficient networks for cross-border transfers—now usable at consumer scale.
1:1 fiat-to-stablecoin conversion on TRON
Revolut eliminates spreads between fiat and supported stablecoins, creating a clean bridge between traditional money and onchain liquidity.
Together, these features turn blockchain from an abstract concept into a functional financial layer inside a mainstream fintech app.
Why TRON — and Why Now
Revolut’s decision reflects a shift in how regulated platforms are choosing blockchain partners. Rather than experimenting with multiple networks, Revolut selected infrastructure that already operates at enterprise scale, handles trillions in lifetime volume, and maintains consistently low fees.
Justin Sun, Founder of TRON, framed the integration as a convergence point between regulation and real-world usage—where compliant fintech platforms and high-throughput blockchains finally meet.
From Revolut’s perspective, the move aligns with its broader mission to remove financial borders. According to Emil Urmanshin, Revolut’s Director of Crypto & New Bets, TRON’s ability to process massive volumes with minimal friction made it a natural fit for expanding digital asset services across Europe.
A Blueprint for Regulated Crypto in Europe
This integration also serves as a preview of how crypto may evolve under MiCA. Instead of siloed exchanges or complex self-custody workflows, users interact with blockchain through familiar, regulated interfaces—while still benefiting from onchain speed, transparency, and programmability.
TRON has already integrated with major platforms like Kraken, MetaMask, and MoonPay. Revolut brings something different: scale at the consumer level, backed by regulatory clarity.
With the integration now live across the EEA, TRON quietly becomes one of the most widely accessible blockchain networks in Europe—not through hype, but through everyday financial utility.
