- Revolut opened support for Solana, potentially reaching 65M users.
- The neobank and fintech app expanded its access to crypto in 2025.
- Solana is integrated with multiple leading payment apps, while native Solana platforms aim to add fintech and payment functions.
Revolut, Europe’s leading payment app, has added Solana to its small list of supported networks. The chain will support payments, transfers, and staking through Solana.
Revolut will expand its crypto services with support for Solana. Users noted the network has been added to the short list of supported chains by Revolut.
The EU-based neobank app is still rather conservative about its selection of chains and assets. The app supports BTC and ETH, as well as USDC and USDT stablecoins. MATIC is the only legacy token supported, despite its lowered popularity. The neobank also carries XRP on the Ripple network.
SOL is the latest addition to a conservative list, with no other Solana ecosystem assets supported. Compared to Robinhood, Revolut is moving slowly with crypto assets, as it rebuilds its influence after a year-long break. The current list of networks offers tokens available for withdrawal, meaning Revolut can become an on-ramp for users to buy SOL and transfer it to another wallet.
Revolut carries a wider list of ERC-20, Solana-based, and other tokens, which are available for in-app trading, but not for self-custodial withdrawal.
Following the news, SOL remained unchanged at around $140.15, as the token is yet to feel the effect of Revolut-based buying or transfers.
What is Revolut’s crypto footprint in 2025?
As Cryptopolitan reported, Revolut expanded its crypto access in the past months. In November, the platform offered access to Polygon and its native POL (formerly MATIC) token.
Revolut started its latest expansion into more crypto networks after securing a MiCAR license from Cyprus, making it capable of offering selected assets across the EU, as Cryptopolitan reported.
In 2025, the neobank app also brought back crypto services to the USA after freezing crypto trading for US-based customers in 2023.
For now, Revolut is relatively conservative in adding crypto services compared to other fintech apps. The limited crypto features are still accessible to over 65M registered users, surpassing many popular wallets. The company taps both the highly active fintech market in the UK and offers additional Euro area services.
Solana expands its fintech activity
Solana has already joined other payment leaders in some form, including Cash App, Venmo, and Western Union. Cash App is expected to launch USDC payments in early 2026. Stripe also settles USDC on the Solana network.
Additionally, new experimental payment apps are using Solana, while native wallets and platforms extend their services to include payments.
SOL was also available on Revolut for investments and in-app trading, and will now be added as an option for P2P transfers and withdrawals.
Solana is widely adopted in Europe, as a big part of its nodes and validators use regional cloud services. Europe, and especially the UK, has adopted Solana for token launches, with several countries joining the launch of memes.
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Is Revolut supporting Solana?
Revolut added support for the Solana network, adding it to the shortlist of chains offering withdrawals to a self-custodial wallet. SOL and Solana-based tokens were previously available for in-app trading.
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Hristina Vasileva
Hristina Vasileva specializes in DeFi, business, and economic news. She graduated from Sofia University with an MA in Philosophy, after completing a 4-year BA in Business Administration, Journalism, and Mass Communication. She has worked for one of the country’s leading newspapers, covering the commodities and corporate results beat. Currently, Hristina is a contributing news author at Cryptopolitan.
