Revolut Crypto Staking

Revolut Crypto Staking Customer Reviews & Expert Rating

The overall score out of 10 combines our expert rating out of 5 with the average customer rating out of 5.
8.7/10Very good

Based on 524 customer reviews and our expert analysis

  • Experts rate Revolut Crypto Staking positively, highlighting its user-friendly app and the variety of supported cryptocurrencies for staking, including Ethereum and Cardano. However, they note that the staking fees are relatively high compared to other exchanges, and there are risks associated with market volatility and the staking process itself, including a two-day warm-up period and a ten-day lock-up period.
  • Across 524 user reviews on Good Money Guide, averaging 4.5/5, customers frequently commend the app's ease of use, instant transfers, and excellent customer service. However, some users express frustration over account freezes and perceived issues with fund safety, indicating a mix of positive experiences alongside significant concerns regarding reliability and support.

Revolut Crypto Staking Expert rating

Our expert rating is the average of the areas listed here, each scored out of 5 by our team.
4.2Very good

Our experts have rated Revolut Crypto Staking across five key areas of our review framework.

  • Rewards4.0
  • Market Access4.0
  • App & Platform5.0
  • Customer Service4.0
  • Research & Analysis4.0

Pros

  • Easy-to-use app
  • Lots of cryptos
  • Regulated provider

Cons

  • 2 day warm-up period
  • Lock-up period risk
  • Rewards not guaranteed
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Our verdict

Revolut offers crypto staking for supported proof-of-stake (PoS) tokens, allowing users to earn rewards while securing blockchain networks. Supported assets include ETH, ADA, DOT, SOL, POL, and XTZ. Staking rewards are variable, with Revolut taking a commission. While convenient, staking carries risks, including price volatility and potential penalties.

Is Revolut Good For Crypto Staking?

Revolut’s crypto staking feature lets users earn rewards by staking supported PoS tokens including Ethereum (ETH), Cardano (ADA), Polkadot (DOT), Solana (SOL), Polygon (POL) andTezos (XTZ), which have done quite well recently following the announcement of the US crypto strategic reserve.

When you have a crypto account, Revolut automatically opts you in automatically (but this depends on where you live).

Fees: After you've paid Revolut's commission for buying the crypto Revolut also take a pretty hefty slice of your staking rewards, which they have just increased to:

Ether: 25%
Cardano: 30%
Pokadot: 30%
Tezos: 30%
Solana: 30%
Polygon: 30%

Revolut's staking commission is relatively high compared to exchanges like Uphold who charge between 20% and 25%, or Kraken who charge between 10% and 20%.

App & Platform: It's very simple to stake crypto on Revolut. When I tested the process, I had some Bitcoin on account (which can't be staked) so sold that and bought some Ethereum, which Revolut pays up to 2.76% rewards on, a fair bit better than the dedicated crypto exchange, Uphold, who only pay 2.1% on Ether at the moment.

There is a 2 day "warm up" period so you don't earn rewards straight away, and an unstaking period so you are locked in for 10 days before you can claim it back.

Should you stake crypto on Revolut?

If you're a buy and hold crypto investor why not? Obvioulsy there is the risk that the entire crypto industry will fall apart, but if you don't plan to sell your crypto anytime soon, you may as well put it to work. The main risk though is that if the market crashes and you can't unstake it to sell.

But (as with all crypto investing) you could lose all the money you invest. There is a risk of losing money or any cryptoassets you purchase due to risks such as cyber-attacks, financial crime and firm failure. Staking cryptoassets involves a risk of slashing. A potential penalty (loss of assets) due to validator non-compliance.

Revolut Cryptocurrency Staking

Customer reviews for Revolut

Customer ratings come from reviews left on this site. Every review is read and approved before it is published.
4.5Excellent

Based on 524 reviews

  • Excellent73%
  • Very good16%
  • Basic6%
  • Poor2%
  • Bad3%
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Great app, very easy to...

Oliver Tomahawk ·

Great app, very easy to use and great service

Great app, very easy to...

Oliver Tomahawk ·

Great app, very easy to use and great service

Not really suitable for a...

Francis Evans ·

Not really suitable for a long term portfolio

Convenient and quick

Francis Evans ·

Convenient and quick

Terrible customer service. App very...

Simon Marriott ·

Terrible customer service. App very unintuitive

Terrible customer service. App very...

Simon Marriott ·

Terrible customer service. App very unintuitive

Excellent. Cov not ...

Andrew Payne ·

Excellent. Cov not do without it

Excellent, easy to use, transferring...

ashley smyth ·

Excellent, easy to use, transferring money to friends and competitive in transferring to different currencies

A

David Hill ·

A

Easy to use

Stephen Poynter ·

Easy to use

Easy to use

Stephen Poynter ·

Easy to use

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Geoffrey Foster-Taylor ·

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Geoffrey Foster-Taylor ·

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Great for overseas spending and...

Hamish Stevenson-Hamilton ·

Great for overseas spending and transferring money to others.

3/5

Roger Cleave ·

Not bad

Raymond Harrison ·

Not bad

3/5

Fred Baton ·

Wouldn't trust them with an...

Liam Bowden ·

Wouldn't trust them with an investment

Don’t use for investing, only...

Brad Tillett ·

Don’t use for investing, only disposable monthly income allocated here.

Amazing speed in transfer

Ionut Murariu ·

Amazing speed in transfer

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