Yes—but Revolut crypto withdrawals are only available for certain assets, and eligibility can depend on your region and account status. If you sell crypto to fiat inside the app, that’s different from sending the coin on-chain to an external address.
This guide explains how cashing out works, which assets are supported, and what to expect at each step.
You’ll also find clear instructions to send funds securely and efficiently from your account.
Bitcoin on Revolut: Cashing Out to Fiat
Inside the app, you can sell Bitcoin at the market price on the built-in exchange to convert it into fiat currency.
After you sell, you can withdraw the fiat by bank transfer, send money to another Revolut user, or pay with your Revolut card.
Instant Crypto Cash-Out in the App
You can convert eligible crypto to fiat and move the proceeds using the options offered in the app. If an asset is not enabled for on-chain sending, the app may limit you to trading/cashing-out rather than withdrawal to a personal wallet.
With swissmoney, you get:
- Fast, secure transfers with competitive fees.
- Smooth in‑app exchange and several payout options.
- Iban accounts and payment cards for spending in crypto or fiat.
- Additional, highly secure wallets for both crypto and fiat.
Bitcoin Withdrawal Fees
Two types of charges apply when you transfer Bitcoin.
| Fee Type | Description | Who Receives | Typical Amount/Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blockchain Network Fee | Network cost for broadcasting and confirming the transaction on-chain. | Miners or validators. | Variable. Depends on network conditions and the asset’s chain. |
| Revolut Service Fee | Additional fee Revolut charges for handling the withdrawal request. | Revolut. | Varies. Shown in the app before you confirm. |
| Minimum Send Amount | The smallest amount you can withdraw for a given asset after considering fees. | Not applicable. | Varies by asset and network. Shown in the app. |
| Maximum and Time-Window Limits | Maximum per transaction and rolling limits (such as over 24 hours) that can apply to withdrawals. | Not applicable. | Varies by asset, region, and account status. Shown in the app. |
How to Move Crypto From Revolut to an External Wallet?
Soon after you complete a trade, you may be able to send eligible crypto to a personal external wallet. Whether you can do this depends on your asset’s withdrawable status, your region, and your account status—if you don’t see the Send option for a coin, you may only be able to trade it.
After buying Bitcoin or another eligible asset, you can move it to a personal wallet. Settlement happens on the blockchain network.
Follow these steps to withdraw from your account:
- Open the app, then select Crypto.
- Tap the three dots, then choose Send.
- Go to Wallets to add a destination address.
- Enter the amount to transfer.
- Confirm the transaction.
On-chain transfers cannot be reversed once confirmed, so plan carefully and keep the transaction details for your records.
Other risks to keep in mind include phishing attempts (for example, fake support messages), selecting the wrong network for the asset you’re sending, and losing funds due to mistakes you approve yourself.
Adding Crypto Addresses
You must add a withdrawal address before sending funds. Enter it manually or scan a qr code.
For a first-time destination, a small test transfer can help you confirm everything is set up correctly before moving a larger amount.
Make sure you select the correct network for the asset you’re sending and that all required fields are filled in.
- Open Crypto in the app.
- Tap More, then Send.
- Choose New, then paste the address or scan its qr.
The app supports up to three saved withdrawal addresses. You may need to delete ones you no longer use. After you withdraw to any address, it becomes permanently linked to your account.
Cryptocurrencies Available on Revolut
Revolut supports trading for 30+ cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tron (Trx), and more.
Bitcoin is eligible for on-chain withdrawal, but not every asset you can trade is enabled for on-chain sending. In practice, the app only shows the Send option for coins that are available for withdrawal.
If you’re looking to send Tether (Usdt), it may be available for trading. However, on-chain transfers are only possible if your app shows Usdt as withdrawable; otherwise, you’ll need to swap to an eligible coin before transferring out.
FAQ
How Long Do Revolut Crypto Withdrawals Take?
Most transfers clear within a few minutes, but final completion depends on blockchain confirmations.
Expected timing can vary for practical reasons, for example:
- Network confirmations: the app may wait for a set number of confirmations before the withdrawal is fully processed.
- Blockchain traffic and congestion: higher demand can slow processing and affect fees.
- Asset and network: different chains have different confirmation behavior.
- Transaction status: if an error occurs, it may require additional checks before reprocessing.
If it takes longer than expected, the delay is usually related to blockchain activity rather than Revolut itself. If your transaction shows errors or stays stuck, review the transaction details and follow the steps in the “What If the Transaction Fails?” section.
Is It Safe to Keep Crypto on Revolut?
For convenience and small balances, storing crypto on Revolut is generally acceptable.
Revolut uses security measures like two‑factor authentication and encryption, but consider the points below.
- Limited control over private keys.
- Reliance on platform security.
- Potential access issues if service is offline.
- Regulatory changes affecting access.
- Not recommended for long-term or large holdings.
What If the Transaction Fails?
If a transfer fails, try these steps:
- Check recipient address and amount to avoid sending to the wrong destination.
- Ensure sufficient funds (including fees).
- Review transaction status for errors.
- Complete any pending identity verification.
- Check for network congestion, which can slow confirmations and raise fees.
- Retry withdrawal later.
- Contact Revolut support if unresolved.
Keep records of your transactions and any support conversations in case you need them for troubleshooting or disputes.
