Revolut Crypto Transfer: Updated Guide (2026)
Withdrawing crypto from Revolut to a non-custodial wallet is vital for true ownership. This guide outlines the secure process for transferring assets.
Prerequisites
- Verified Account: Fully verified Revolut account with crypto wallet access enabled.
- Destination Wallet: An external wallet (Ledger, Trezor, or software wallet like MetaMask) ready with the correct network support.
- Network Awareness: Knowledge of which network (e.g., Bitcoin mainnet, Ethereum, Polygon) your receiving wallet supports for the specific asset.
Step-by-Step Transfer Procedure
- Navigate to Crypto: Login to Revolut, go to the Crypto tab, and select the asset you want to transfer.
- Select Send: Tap 'Send' to display your withdrawal options.
- Add Wallet Address: Choose 'New' and input the receiving wallet's address manually or via QR code.
- Select Network: Precisely select the network (e.g., BTC, ERC-20, BASE). Warning: The destination wallet must support the exact same network.
- Enter Amount: Specify the transfer volume. Note the estimated network fee display.
- Review & Confirm: Check the details thoroughly. Once confirmed, tap 'Send'.
- Verify Security: Authenticate the transaction if requested by your security settings.
Typical Network Fee Estimates (2026)
| Crypto-Asset | Network | Typical Fee Range |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Bitcoin Mainnet | $2 - $15 |
| Ethereum (ETH) | Ethereum | $3 - $25 |
| Base Assets (USDC/ETH) | Base L2 | <$1 |
Common Pitfalls & Safetry
- Wrong Network: If you select 'Ethereum' but send to a 'Bitcoin' address, the funds are likely permanently unrecoverable.
- Address Typos: Double-check the middle and end characters of your destination address.
- Test First: For significant transfers, always execute a small test transaction to confirm successful delivery.