Revolut Hits Record Volume in Stablecoin Transactions - Crypto Economy

TL;DR

• Revolut processed a record $1.2B in stablecoin transfers in December.
• The platform added support for Avalanche, Solana, and Polygon networks.
• It introduced a 1:1 dollar exchange rate for stablecoins.

The fintech platform Revolut recorded a monthly record volume in stablecoin transfers during December 2025. The company moved 1.2 billion dollars in digital assets pegged to the dollar’s value that month. This figure marks a historic high for the application within this specific sector. The growth is part of an upward trend the company has maintained since early last year.

Revolut also diversified the blockchains supporting these transactions. The platform added integrations with Avalanche, Solana, and Polygon to its existing infrastructure. This technological expansion allows users to choose from a wider variety of networks for their transfers. The transaction volume for dollar-pegged assets on Revolut is growing at an annual rate of 156%. The total value of payments increased by 38.5% over the past two years.

Growth at Revolut accelerated during 2025

Monthly volumes started at approximately 600 million dollars at the beginning of the year. The figure progressively doubled to reach the December record. The application introduced a key feature to encourage use. Since November 2025, Revolut has offered 1:1 exchange rates between US dollars and major stablecoins. This functionality allows users to swap funds without losing value against the dollar peg.

The usage profile within the application is primarily oriented toward retail payments. Most transactions involve amounts between one and five hundred dollars. However, the platform also processes larger transfers. Regarding network preference, Revolut initially reflects the general use of Ethereum and TRON. The new integrations with Solana and Avalanche are gradually gaining share within its technological mix.


The company will collaborate with Polygon’s Open Money Stack for its future development. This toolkit is specifically targeted at fintech services like Revolut and Stripe. Polygon’s technology aims to provide cheaper transactions and the possibility of generating yield directly on-chain. The goal is to offer institutional-grade payments, aligning with the regulated entity status Revolut already holds in Europe.

Total stablecoin transfer volumes on Revolut exceeded 10 billion dollars in 2025. The cumulative figure has already reached 15 billion by January 2026. The strong upward trend suggests these digital assets are finding a productive fit within the fintech application. Crypto Economy analysts project the share of stablecoins within Revolut’s total volume could grow from the current 0.315% to approximately 0.58%.

However, that approach would likely prevent them from operating in many developed European markets. Revolut’s advantage lies in its position as a first mover with regulated exposure to the crypto market and a pre-existing massive user base.