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The use of stablecoins on the fintech platform Revolut peaked in 2025, when payments increased by 156% year-on-year to almost $10.5 billion, as digital dollars earn money in daily payments.
Important points:
- Stablecoin payments on the Revolut platform peaked in 2025, with volumes rising 156% to nearly $10.5 billion.
- The chain’s data shows that growth was moderate throughout the year, led by daily earnings.
- Revolut’s free exchange between USD and USDC/USDT is helping to push stablecoins for regular use in the retail industry.
Revolut did not publish stablecoin payment data this year, but cryptocurrency researcher Alex Obchakiewicz did It appears to be a stablecoin transaction It has been increasing as a share of platform payments compared to 2024.
Dune Analytics data shows the steady growth of Revolut’s stablecoin traffic
The analysis is based on blockchain data collected by Dune Analytics and focuses on stablecoin transactions connected to Revolut wallets.
“Although there is a small sector, the strength is impressive,” said Obchakiewicz, noting that growth was steady throughout the year rather than driven by short spikes.
This is in line with many of the expectations of the sector. Bloomberg Intelligence reported this week that stablecoin payments could grow at a rate of 81% per year, reaching $56.6 trillion by 2030, as the establishment of more people and organizations including the blockchain system explains the stability.
Revolut has made strong inroads into this area. In October, the company launched a feature that allows users to exchange US dollars for USDC and USDT at a 1:1 rate, without commissions or hidden fees.
The move has reduced friction for customers who want to transfer money on the blockchain without having to deal with external trading platforms.
Transaction data shows that stablecoins are used for regular payments and not for bulk transfers.
Transfers between $100 and $500 account for about 30% to 40% of all stablecoin transactions on the platform, Obchakiewicz said, pointing to daily transactions.
“This shows that Revolut users are actively using stablecoins for medium-sized daily payments, not just large transfers,” he said.
Ethereum dominates the stablecoin activity on the Revolut platform, which accounts for more than two-thirds of the total volume, while Tron is around 22.8%.
The platform also supports networks such as Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum, and Optimism.
The broader stablecoin market is worth about $312 billion, and the US Treasury estimates it could reach $2 trillion by 2028. Revolut isn’t the only one benefiting from this growth.
Western Union plans to implement a stablecoin system on the Solana platform in 2026, while MoneyGram and Zelle are also moving to integrate stablecoin payments based on cross-border transfers.
Stablecoin sales are expected to reach $33 trillion in 2025, USDC is at the top of the list of most used currencies.
The value of global stablecoin transactions will reach $33 trillion in 2025, registering a 72% increase from last year, according to Bloomberg data compiled by Artemis Analytics.
USDC emerged as the most used stablecoin in terms of trading volume, processing $18.3 trillion, while Tether’s USDT processed $13.3 trillion, although it still maintained its lead in market capitalization at $187 billion.
This increase was followed by the passage of the GENIUS Act in July 2025, the United States’ first direct investment in fixed income.
Industry stakeholders say the regulations have provided legal certainty that has boosted their adoption historically and globally.
A note Researcher: Stablecoin fees on Revolut increased by more than 150% in 2025 appeared for the first time Cryptonews Arabic.
