Uniswap Integrates Revolut for Cryptocurrency Purchases

In Crypto Regulations
December 04, 2025

Uniswap Integrates Revolut for Cryptocurrency Purchases

Uniswap Labs has announced a partnership with fintech company Revolut. The integration enables clients to purchase digital assets directly through the exchange’s web application and wallet.

The service is available to residents of 26 countries within the European Economic Area. However, residents of the UK and Hungary are currently unable to use the feature.

Key features include:

  • When using Revolut Pay, users only pay blockchain gas fees, with no service charge;
  • Existing neobank clients are not required to undergo additional KYC checks;
  • Support for over 40 tokens, including ETH and USDC on the Ethereum network, as well as POL on Polygon.

Purchases can be made from a Revolut balance, via bank card, or through Apple Pay or Google Pay.

At this stage, only cryptocurrency deposits are available. Developers promise to add a fiat conversion feature soon.

Previously, Uniswap implemented support for fiat gateways Robinhood, Transak, and MoonPay.

Uniswap’s Total Trading Volume Surpasses $4 Trillion

The announcement coincided with a significant milestone for the protocol: 2,586 days since its launch, Uniswap’s total trading volume has exceeded $4 trillion.

The Uniswap v4 ecosystem has shown significant growth. The turnover through the hook mechanism has exceeded $10 billion. These add-ons allow for the expansion of automated market makers functionality, introducing dynamic fees and new capital protection methods.

The highest activity was driven by three solutions:

  • FairFlow by KyberNetwork (volume over $1.7 billion) — a mechanism that captures arbitrage profits and returns this value to liquidity providers;
  • Aegis by Solo Labs ($1.3 billion) — a hook with dynamic fees that automatically adjust based on market volatility;
  • Angstrom by SorellaLabs (over $622 million) — a tool for MEV protection, using auctions and special transaction ordering for the safety of traders and liquidity providers.

In November, Uniswap introduced the Continuous Clearing Auctions solution for fair pricing in new coin issuance.

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