Revolut, a prominent European payment application, has integrated Solana into its select network offerings, enabling support for payments, transfers, and staking through the Solana blockchain.
Users have observed the addition of the Solana network to Revolut's limited list of supported chains.
The neobank app, based in the EU, maintains a conservative approach to its selection of blockchain networks and digital assets. Currently, Revolut supports Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), alongside the stablecoins USDC and USDT. While its popularity has waned, MATIC remains the only legacy token supported. Additionally, the neobank offers XRP on the Ripple network.
SOL is the most recent addition to this carefully curated list, with no other assets from the Solana ecosystem being supported at this time. In comparison to platforms like Robinhood, Revolut's expansion into crypto assets is proceeding at a measured pace, particularly as it works to re-establish its market influence following a year-long hiatus. The current network offerings permit withdrawals, indicating that Revolut can serve as an entry point for users to purchase SOL and subsequently transfer it to an external wallet.
Revolut provides a broader selection of tokens, including those on the ERC-20 standard, Solana-based tokens, and other digital assets, which are available for in-app trading but not for self-custodial withdrawal.
Following the announcement, the price of SOL remained stable, trading around $140.15, as the token has yet to reflect the impact of increased buying or transfers originating from the Revolut platform.
Revolut's Evolving Crypto Footprint
In recent months, Revolut has been actively expanding its cryptocurrency services. In November, the platform introduced access to Polygon and its native token, POL (formerly MATIC).
Revolut commenced its latest expansion into additional cryptocurrency networks after obtaining a MiCAR license from Cyprus. This license empowers the company to offer selected digital assets across the European Union.
Furthermore, in 2025, the neobank app reinstated its cryptocurrency services in the United States, after having temporarily halted crypto trading for its US-based customers in 2023.
Currently, Revolut's approach to adding crypto services is relatively conservative when contrasted with other fintech applications. Despite this, its limited crypto features are accessible to a user base exceeding 65 million registered individuals, surpassing the reach of many widely recognized digital wallets. The company effectively engages with both the highly dynamic fintech market in the UK and offers specialized services to the Euro area.
Solana's Expansion in Fintech Activities
Solana has already established partnerships with other leading payment providers, including Cash App, Venmo, and Western Union. Cash App is slated to introduce USDC payments in early 2026, and Stripe is also settling USDC transactions on the Solana network.
In addition, new, experimental payment applications are leveraging Solana, while native wallets and platforms are enhancing their service offerings to incorporate payment functionalities.
SOL was previously available on Revolut for investment and in-app trading purposes, and it will now be offered as an option for peer-to-peer transfers and withdrawals.
Solana has achieved significant adoption in Europe, with a substantial portion of its nodes and validators utilizing regional cloud services. Europe, and particularly the United Kingdom, has embraced Solana for token launches, with several countries participating in the introduction of meme tokens.