Revolut Integrates Solana: What the New Payment, Transfer, and Staking Features Mean

Revolut, the European neobank with more than 65 million users worldwide, has officially integrated the Solana blockchain, a move that significantly expands Solana’s reach in mainstream fintech.

For the first time, Revolut customers can now use Solana not only for trading, but also for payments, transfers, withdrawals, and staking, all directly inside the app.

Solana Payments and Transfers Go Live Inside Revolut

The integration allows users to make fast, low-cost payments using SOL, USDC, and USDT on the Solana network.

Customers can now also send and withdraw SOL and supported stablecoins on-chain, marking a major upgrade from Revolut’s previous setup where SOL was available only for trading.

In addition, the app now supports SOL staking, enabling users to earn yield with rewards paid directly through Revolut, though its staking commission may be higher than what some exchanges charge.

This update places Solana alongside major payment competitors such as Cash App, Venmo, and Western Union, reinforcing its growing role in global digital payments.

A Bigger Strategy Behind Revolut’s Crypto Expansion

The Solana integration fits directly into Revolut’s broader strategy of expanding its digital asset ecosystem. The company recently added Polygon in November and restored crypto services for users in the United States earlier in 2025. These moves highlight Revolut’s effort to stay competitive within the rapidly evolving fintech landscape.

For Solana, this partnership is another strong step in its adoption story, boosting its visibility to millions of new users and highlighting the appeal of its high-speed, low-cost blockchain infrastructure.