According to the official notification email received by Revolut users, the platform will stop supporting USDT at 12:00 GMT on August 31, 2026. At that time, users will no longer be able to hold USDT in their Revolut accounts. They can sell or withdraw USDT to an external crypto wallet before the deadline; any USDT not processed by the deadline will be automatically converted to the user’s account’s base currency. The notification states that this move aims to provide a "safe, transparent, and responsible trading experience." With the implementation of the EU's MiCA stablecoin regulatory framework, multiple European platforms have successively delisted or restricted USDT services. Revolut’s adjustment is expected to be related to these compliance requirements.

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PickingUpCatsInTheContract
· 3h ago
Delisting is delisting, on-chain transfers are not banned. Those who understand, understand.
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GateUser-e4fb1fbe
· 9h ago
The EU stablecoin market is about to change, and the opportunity for USDC has arrived.
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HexiHoodie
· 12h ago
Revolut's wording is quite official — 'safe and transparent' basically means 'forced by regulations'.
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SudoSmiles
· 12h ago
Tether’s ongoing compliance issues are apparently causing Circle to be smug.
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StrollingOnTheEdgeOfTheDao
· 12h ago
Automatically convert to main currency? Who decides the exchange rate?
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0xCaffeine
· 12h ago
Deadline is August 2026, there is still a two-year grace period, enough time to gradually withdraw.
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OldKeycapTrader
· 12h ago
MiCA's compliance pressure has finally come to Revolut, and USDT is getting harder to survive in Europe.
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