Summary:
- Trust Wallet integrates Revolut, enabling users across Europe to buy BTC, ETH and SOL directly in-app.
- Zero-fee crypto purchases via Revolut Pay, with limits from €10 to €23,000 per transaction.
- The launch follows Revolut's new $75B valuation and its MiCA-compliant approval in 30 EEA markets.
- More than 65 million Revolut users gain a new crypto on-ramp inside Trust Wallet.
- Partnership signals continued merging of fintech banking rails with non-custodial Web3 wallets.
Trust Wallet is expanding its reach in Europe through a new partnership with one of the continent's fastest-growing fintech companies. The wallet provider has integrated directly with Revolut, giving its users a seamless path to purchase Bitcoin, Ether and Solana with zero extra fees through the popular digital banking app.
The integration, announced Thursday, creates one of the strongest on-ramps between a regulated European fintech ecosystem and a globally used non-custodial wallet. It arrives at a moment when both companies are positioning themselves more strongly in the digital asset landscape-Trust Wallet through increased European utility, and Revolut through its dramatic new valuation and MiCA-aligned regulatory progress.
Trust Wallet said users can now purchase BTC, ETH and SOL directly using Revolut with a minimum of €10 (about $12) and a maximum of €23,000 (around $26,950) per transaction. The daily limit is identical, giving users a wide range of flexibility for regular or high-volume purchases.
The feature is expected to make crypto purchases dramatically faster for European users who already rely on Revolut as their primary digital banking solution.
Inside the Integration: Fast, Zero-Fee, and Built for Europe
Trust Wallet's rollout focuses on delivering a smoother user experience that aligns with what European consumers expect from their fintech apps: fast payments, easy interfaces and strong compliance protections.
The platform emphasised that the integration supports:
- Instant payments via Revolut Pay
- Cards and bank transfers
- 0% Revolut Pay fees (not including network or third-party fees)
This opens the door to significantly cheaper fiat-to-crypto transactions. Many European users rely on traditional card payment processors that often add high processing costs. Zero-fee Revolut Pay transactions directly tackle that issue and put the fintech wallet combination ahead of most competitors in the region.
Trust Wallet amplified the announcement on X, saying:
While USDC was referenced in the post, Trust Wallet clarified that stablecoin support will be added later. For now, only BTC, ETH and SOL are active.
Revolut's Regulatory Milestone Strengthens the Partnership
The timing of this integration is not random. In October, Revolut secured regulatory approval from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), enabling the company to offer crypto services legally across the entire European Economic Area (EEA) under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. This approval is one of the clearest signals that Revolut intends to position itself as one of Europe's leading crypto service providers-even after years of uncertainty around its long-term crypto strategy.
MiCA opens up a structured compliance environment for stablecoins, exchanges, and crypto service providers, making Europe one of the most predictable regions for Web3 companies to operate. Trust Wallet's integration therefore benefits from Revolut's fully regulated position in 30+ European markets, giving the wallet a far stronger foothold in the region than standalone crypto apps typically have.
The synergy between a compliant fintech and a globally used self-custodial wallet is rare, and the companies appear to be taking advantage of this unique alignment.
A Fintech Giant Still Growing: Revolut Hits $75 Billion Valuation
Revolut has been rising in both value and influence. Just weeks before the Trust Wallet integration, the neobank completed a private share sale that lifted its valuation to an astonishing $75 billion, placing it among the world's most valuable fintechs.
The funding round was supported by major investment firms including:
- Coatue
- Greenoaks
- Fidelity
- Dragoneer
Additional backing came from a16z, T. Rowe Price, Franklin Templeton and Nvidia's venture arm, NVentures.
This valuation alone sets the stage for Revolut to become one of the most influential digital finance companies globally. Its expansion into crypto through partnerships like this one suggests that its leadership sees digital assets as a long-term strategic pillar, not a temporary product add-on.
Trust Wallet benefits significantly from this momentum. When a $75B fintech integrates with a non-custodial wallet, the result is increased accessibility for users and a stronger message to the market that self-custody wallets remain central to crypto's future.
A Clear Win for Non-Custodial Wallet Adoption
Trust Wallet has long positioned itself as a beginner-friendly entry point for users wanting to hold crypto without relying on centralized exchanges. Integrations like this one help expand its reach beyond Web3-native users and into the rapidly growing pool of fintech users who want easy but self-sovereign access to digital assets.
The Revolut partnership accomplishes several goals at once:
- It simplifies onboarding for millions of potential new Trust Wallet users.
- It introduces Web3 features to Revolut users without requiring them to use exchanges.
- It strengthens Trust Wallet's position in Europe at a time of tightening regulation.
- It demonstrates how traditional fintech and crypto-native tools can merge without compromising user control.
For users, the biggest advantage is convenience. Buying major crypto assets becomes as simple as a few taps inside Revolut and Trust Wallet, all without paying additional fees.
Closing Thoughts
Trust Wallet's integration with Revolut arrives at a strategically important moment. Revolut is fresh off a massive valuation upgrade and regulatory clarity across the EEA, while Trust Wallet continues to rise as a leading self-custodial wallet for millions globally. The combination brings fintech convenience and crypto self-custody together in a way that is easy for everyday users to understand and trust.
With zero-fee purchases, strong compliance alignment and support for major crypto assets, the partnership creates a powerful new pathway for Europeans who want fast, simple and self-sovereign access to digital assets. Stablecoin support is expected to make the bridge even more useful in the months ahead.
As Europe pushes forward with clear crypto rules and fintech adoption continues to scale, integrations like this one will shape the future of how users buy, hold and interact with digital assets across borders.
