Revolut has released a physical debit card in Dogecoin style. Revolut clearly wants crypto to move beyond just being a story for exchanges and wallets. The company is pushing the idea of everyday payments with cryptocurrency, without having to use separate third-party services.
The card will first launch in the United Kingdom and some EU countries. Hungary, Switzerland and Portugal are not included in the initial launch. The card will work via Visa and Mastercard, so you can pay with it almost anywhere.
At Revolut they say there will be no separate fee for crypto exchange. But the rate is still fixed at the time of purchase, so the final amount may change. Plus, in some countries, such payments are still considered taxable transactions.
Overall, the crypto card market has become noticeably more active recently. Coinbase and Crypto.com have long promoted a similar model, where crypto is used not only for storage or trading, but for everyday spending.
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The idea itself is also gradually changing. If earlier crypto was mainly held for trading or price growth, now companies are increasingly trying to integrate it into regular payments.
Revolut is also gradually expanding its crypto direction. In 2025, the app added support for Polygon. Users gained the ability to send transfers, stake POL and pay with crypto directly through the service.
The card launch also coincided with the expansion of Revolut‘s banking business. In the spring, the company received permission to launch a full-fledged bank in the United Kingdom, and at the same time applied for a banking license in the United States.
