Trust Wallet has teamed up with European fintech giant Revolut to make buying cryptocurrency faster and easier for users across the European Economic Area. The new integration allows users to purchase digital assets directly inside Trust Wallet using Revolut’s payment system, removing several steps from the traditional fiat-to-crypto process .
The rollout targets everyday users who want a smoother entry into crypto without giving up control of their funds. By combining Revolut’s familiar payment rails with Trust Wallet’s self-custody model, the partnership aims to improve accessibility while keeping security front and center.
How the Integration Works
Under the new setup, eligible Trust Wallet users can instantly buy cryptocurrencies using their Revolut accounts. The feature supports purchases starting at 10 euros, with a maximum limit of €23,000 per transaction or per day.
Currently supported assets include:
- Bitcoin, a popular choice for long term holders
- Ethereum, widely used for decentralized applications
- Solana, known for faster and lower cost transactions
Trust Wallet confirms that users keep full control of their private keys from the moment they buy crypto. Furthermore, many purchases come with zero additional fees from the wallet itself. However, standard blockchain network fees and Revolut top up costs may still apply.
Revolut’s Growing Role Under MiCA
The partnership also reflects Revolut’s expanding crypto presence across Europe. Thanks to the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulatory framework, Revolut can offer regulated crypto services in multiple EU countries. Therefore, the company continues to move beyond simple trading tools and into deeper crypto integrations.
For users, this feels similar to using a banking app they already trust while stepping into self-custodial crypto for the first time. Industry observers see this blend of fintech and decentralized finance as a key trend shaping mainstream adoption.
What This Means for European Crypto Users
Trust Wallet plans to expand supported assets, including stablecoins like USDC, in future updates. As regulatory clarity improves, collaborations like this could become the standard on-ramp for new users.
By lowering entry barriers and speeding up purchases, Trust Wallet and Revolut are positioning themselves at the center of Europe’s evolving crypto ecosystem.
