Global fintech firm Revolut has expanded its crypto offerings by integrating the TRON blockchain into its platform, opening new staking and payment capabilities for millions of European users.
The integration allows Revolut customers to stake TRX — TRON’s native token — directly through the app. The feature is designed to cut out technical hurdles usually tied to on-chain staking while introducing incentives tied to TRON’s governance model. Revolut says users will be able to participate without paying a platform fee, marking one of its most accessible blockchain rollouts to date.
Key Takeaways
Revolut has added TRON to enable in-app staking and faster stablecoin transfers.
The partnership supports 1:1 fiat-to-stablecoin conversion for European users.
Analysts see it as another step toward mainstream blockchain adoption in regulated markets.
Beyond staking, the partnership anchors new remittance functionality. TRON has emerged as a heavyweight in stablecoin circulation, processing large daily transfer volumes across its network. Revolut intends to leverage that infrastructure to execute fast, low-cost cross-border payments, with settlement times that typically take only seconds.
A third component of the integration focuses on fiat conversion. Revolut aims to offer 1:1 conversion between traditional currencies and major stablecoins running on TRON, eliminating spread discrepancies that normally appear when bridging between finance systems. The move positions Revolut as a gateway between mainstream financial accounts and blockchain-based payments.
MiCA Environment Creates Opening for Fintech–Blockchain Collaboration
Revolut executives suggest that Europe’s regulatory clarity under MiCA has helped spur partnerships between fintech apps and blockchain networks. Emil Urmanshin, the firm’s crypto lead, described the deal as part of an effort to dissolve geographical barriers in financial services through scalable blockchain infrastructure.
TRON has steadily expanded its footprint through partnerships with major crypto platforms, payment providers and wallet services. The Revolut integration adds to that pipeline, strengthening the network’s status in the stablecoin settlement space — a sector increasingly seen as the backbone of digital payments.
A Potential Template for Europe’s Fintech Market
Industry observers note that the collaboration may serve as an example for regulated digital asset services in Europe, especially as banks and fintechs seek compliant ways to onboard users into blockchain ecosystems. Whether others follow suit remains to be seen, but Revolut’s TRON rollout underlines how digital assets are shifting from speculative tools to practical financial infrastructure.
