Revolut will shut down its precious metals trading service across the European Union on June 15, 2026. The move ends customer exposure to gold, silver, platinum and palladium in nearly every EEA market. Meanwhile, its crypto business keeps growing.

The fintech cited Clause 6.5 of its Terms of Business and gave customers two months notice. Positions remaining after June 15 will be liquidated automatically at market rates.

Affected customers received in-app notifications citing a recent product review.

Holdings can be sold manually in the app until the deadline. Commission fees charged during sales or forced liquidation will be refunded as a one-off payment after June 15.

The shutdown spans more than 30 European Economic…