Revolut does not market a separate crypto card. Instead it enables crypto spending on the debit cards you already have, drawing from your crypto balances and converting to fiat at the moment of payment with no exchange fee.
That convenience is paired with one important mechanic: when you choose to spend from all crypto accounts, Revolut deducts from the largest balance first and works down. If you hold a big position you meant to keep, this can sell it without you intending to.
Revolut is a licensed institution in several markets — including a UK banking licence with restrictions and an EU banking licence — which places it well ahead of most crypto card issuers on regulatory footing. What it does not offer is crypto cashback: rewards come through the RevPoints loyalty programme, and the worthwhile perks (lounge access, travel insurance, subscriptions) require the paid Metal or Ultra plans.
Revolut's crypto spending works through its existing debit cards rather than a dedicated crypto card, so the closest like-for-like options are the Wirex Card and the Swissquote Debit Mastercard, both of which fold crypto spending into a mainstream account. Our crypto cards directory covers the rest of the field.
