Revolut’s planned US bank will offer stablecoins and cryptocurrency trading alongside FDIC-insured accounts, its new US CEO Cetin Duransoy told Reuters on 3 Jun.
Revolut Plans Stablecoins, Crypto Trading at Future US Bank
3 June 2026 - 14:30 CEST
By Isabelle Castro
The bank will initially target business and retail customers with international needs, supporting multiple currencies. Revolut currently serves 75mn global users across more than 30 currencies, including 1mn in the US.
The London-based fintech expects to begin operations in the US in 2027 from headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. It applied for a national bank charter with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and FDIC in March.
As a nationally chartered bank, Revolut would operate under the GENIUS Act, the US’s first federal stablecoin law. However, its crypto roadmap remains dependent on final OCC and FDIC rules for bank-issued stablecoins.
