Stablecoin adoption on fintech Revolut’s banking platform confirmed “exponential progress” in 2025, with stablecoin fee volumes growing 156% to $10.5 billion as stablecoins carve their place in international funds.
Whereas Revolut hasn’t printed official fee quantity knowledge for 2025, crypto researcher Alex Obchakevich estimated that the share of stablecoin quantity on Revolut in comparison with complete fee volumes has almost doubled to 0.583% in comparison with 2024.
“Regardless of the small absolute share, the dynamics are spectacular,” Obchakevich mentioned, citing knowledge from Dune Analytics.
Bloomberg Intelligence predicted on Thursday that stablecoin fee flows would improve at an 81% Compound Annual Development Fee to $56.6 trillion by 2030, fueled partly by rising retail adoption.
Revolut is enjoying its position, having upped its stablecoin technique in October by launching a function to trade US {dollars} for the USDC (USDC) and Tether (USDT) stablecoins at a 1:1 charge with none commissions or hidden charges.
Stablecoin funds between $100 and $500 commonest
Obchakevich famous that the most typical switch quantity vary was between $100 and $500, making up between 30% and 40% of all transactions.
“This means that Revolut customers actively use stablecoins for on a regular basis medium-sized funds, not only for massive transfers.”

Ethereum, Tron dominate Revolut stablecoin volumes
Revolut helps a number of blockchains, together with Ethereum, Tron, Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum, and Optimism.
Ethereum has seen over two-thirds of Revolut stablecoin quantity, whereas Tron ranks second at 22.8%.
The stablecoin market at present sit at $312 billion, with the US Treasury estimating in April that it could attain $2 trillion by 2028.
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Revolut is not the one institutional participant pushing retail stablecoin adoption.
Remittance platform Western Union is ready to launch a stablecoin settlement system on Solana someday within the first half of 2026, whereas MoneyGram and Zelle are additionally rolling out stablecoin options to gas quicker cross-border funds.
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