Revolut has begun notifying users, via in-app messages and email starting July 1, that it will phase out support for USDT. Under the announced timeline, users can continue buying USDT until July 6, while new USDT deposits will no longer be accepted after July 30. Until August 31, users will still be able to sell their USDT holdings or withdraw them to external wallets. After that date, any remaining USDT in user accounts will be automatically converted into the user’s designated fiat currency at the prevailing exchange rate. The move covers the full lifecycle of the asset on the platform, including purchases, deposits, sales, and withdrawals, signaling a complete delisting of USDT from Revolut’s supported offerings.
Timeline for Revolut’s USDT Delisting
According to Foresight News, Revolut began notifying users on July 1 through in-app messages and email that it will gradually discontinue support for USDT. Based on the schedule disclosed so far, users can continue to purchase USDT until July 6. Then, on July 30, the platform will stop accepting new USDT deposits.
Users will still be able to sell their USDT or withdraw it to an external wallet until August 31. After that date, Revolut will automatically convert any remaining USDT balances in user accounts into the fiat currency used by the account holder, using the exchange rate available at that time. The announced change affects the full asset workflow on the platform, including buying, deposits, selling, and withdrawals, indicating that USDT will be fully removed from Revolut’s list of supported assets.
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