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Revolut launched its first physical crypto card on Monday. The Dogecoin-themed debit card includes an LED display that lights up during contactless payments. It works across Visa and Mastercard networks and will first launch in the UK and the EEA, excluding Hungary, Switzerland, and Portugal.
The card links directly to a user’s crypto balance. At purchase, Revolut automatically converts the needed amount into the merchant’s settlement currency. The company said it will not charge extra exchange fees on those conversions.
Revolut said the card uses real-time exchange rates. It also set a per-transaction limit of £100,000. In addition, users can complete up to 100 exchanges within any 24 hours.
The card supports more than 200 cryptocurrencies. It also works with Apple Pay and Google Pay. ATM cash withdrawals are available as well.
The launch comes as crypto card spending continues to grow. According to The Block’s data, daily crypto card transactions have crossed 100,000 on several recent days. That trend has continued since at least last year.
Revolut’s scale gives the product a wider reach than many crypto-native cards. The firm serves more than 70 million users worldwide. It already has crypto services built into its app.
Revolut now joins a wider push to connect digital assets with familiar payment rails.
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The biggest practical issue remains tax. In most jurisdictions, spending crypto through the card counts as a disposal. That can create capital gains obligations for users. Revolut flags that point in its product terms. As a result, regular spending can require cost-basis record-keeping. That remains one of the main frictions for wider adoption.
The launch also fits Revolut’s broader regulatory push. The firm received its full UK banking licence in March 2026. It also filed for a US banking charter the same month.
Last week, Revolut received FCA approval for leveraged investment products, discretionary portfolio management, and private wealth advisory services. The company also expanded its crypto business in 2025 by integrating Polygon into its app. That update allowed users to send remittances, stake POL tokens, and make in-app crypto card payments.
Revolut has launched a Dogecoin crypto card that brings crypto spending into everyday payments across the UK and Europe. The card supports major networks, real-time conversion, and Apple Pay and Google Pay. Yet tax rules remain the biggest barrier to routine crypto use.
