Revolut has secured a digital-asset licence from Gibraltar’s financial regulator for a newly established subsidiary strengthening the fintech’s plans to expand its cryptocurrency business internationally.
The Gibraltar Financial Services Commission authorised Revolut Global Digital Assets Limited to conduct regulated distributed ledger technology activities including crypto
- order execution,
- custody, and
- staking, according to the Gibraltar government.
The authorisation will support Revolut’s international crypto operations alongside its existing services in the UK and European Economic Area where it operates under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework.
