Revolut X, an independent crypto exchange launched by neobank Revolut, is now available to customers in 30 new European countries.
London-based fintech giant Revolut is expanding its independent crypto exchange Revolut X to dozens of new countries in the European Economic Area in a bid to expand its reach in the crypto space.
In a Nov. 13 press release shared with crypto.news, Revolut said the exchange will now be available in 30 new countries across the EEA, in a bid to position Revolut X as a “competitive platform” for crypto investors. Leonid Bashlykov, Revolut’s head of crypto exchange product, called the expansion a “major milestone” for the exchange, which launched in early May.
“Feedback from experienced investors has been very positive, with many already benefiting from our near-zero fees, wide range of available assets and seamless integration with Revolut accounts.”
Leonid Bashlykov
In early October, Revolut announced that it had prevented $13.5 million in potentially fraudulent crypto transfers between June and September, and that approximately 92% of crypto transactions were still processed without user intervention. Revolut explained that for the remaining 8%, “additional checks are required to ensure compliance with fraud prevention, anti-money laundering regulations and other measures.”
Revolut has been considering launching its own crypto exchange since 2021, when the London-based company began looking for someone to lead the team to “design and build the Revolut Crypto exchange.” As of April, the company was valued at $25.7 billion and provides crypto services to 30 million customers worldwide and provides access to more than 50 tokens.