Revolut Crypto

Revolut Crypto Transfer

What you should know about Revolut Crypto Transfer

Fee Structure Update (2026): Revolut continues to apply variable trading spreads based on account tier and market volatility. Standard fees remain roughly between 1.49% to 1.99% for trades, while Premium/Metal tiers benefit from significantly reduced spreads (sub-1%).
Network Withdrawal Fees: Direct transfers are subject to dynamic network (mining) fees, which fluctuate based on blockchain congestion. It is imperative to check the estimated fee in the app before confirming the withdrawal.
Safety Protocols: Revolut now mandates strict address whitelisting for major crypto withdrawals to prevent unauthorized transfers and facilitate easier recovery in case of errors.
Ecosystem Perks: Peer-to-peer transfers within the Revolut ecosystem remain the most cost-effective way to move crypto value instantly without incurring external network fees.

Revolut Crypto Withdrawal: How to Transfer (Updated 2026)

Transferring cryptocurrency from Revolut to an external non-custodial wallet is essential for self-custody. Follow this guide to ensure a secure transaction.

Prerequisites

Verified Revolut Account: Ensure your Revolut profile is fully KYC-verified (Level 2 or above).
Secured Device: Two-factor authentication (2FA) must be active on your account.
External Wallet: Have your non-custodial wallet (Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, etc.) ready and synced with the correct blockchain network.
Assets Support: Confirm the crypto asset supported by your specific blockchain network (e.g., Ethereum Mainnet vs. Polygon).

Step-by-Step Transfer Procedure

Launch & Select: Open the Revolut app and go to the Crypto tab.
Choose Token: Select the asset you want to transfer.
New Recipient: Tap Send and select New to input your external wallet address.
Scan QR: Use the built-in scanner. If manual entry is necessary, double-check the address via clipboard verification.
Network Selection: Use the dropdown to select the network compatible with your external wallet.
Amount & Fees: Enter the amount. Review the network fees (gas) and estimated arrival time.
Confirm: Authenticate using your biometrics or PIN to broadcast the transaction.

Safety & Common Pitfalls

Irreversible Transactions: Once the transaction is broadcast to the blockchain, it cannot be reversed.
Address Mismatch: Sending to an unsupported network or address leads to total loss of funds.
Staking Locks: Assets currently in an Earn/Staking yield program cannot be transferred until withdrawn from the yield product.
Gas Volatility: Network congestion can cause extreme spikes in transfer costs. Check current gas prices before sending during high market volatility.