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Companion to the already-tracked RGBP (Revolut GBP). Revolut secured a MiCA CASP licence from Cyprus (CySEC) on Oct 23 2025 and operates an existing EMI licence in Lithuania — the legal foundations for issuing e-money tokens under MiCA Title IV. In October 2025, Revolut launched fee-free 1:1 USD↔stablecoin swaps (USDC/USDT on Ethereum, Solana, and Tron) for its 65M users; stablecoin payment volumes on the platform surged 156% in 2025 to ~$10.5B. In February 2026, the FCA selected Revolut as one of 4 firms (from 20 applicants) for a UK stablecoin payment testing pilot — though that sandbox is specifically for a GBP token, not USD. Revolut received a full UK banking licence from the PRA (Mar 11 2026) and filed an OCC national bank charter application for Revolut Bank US, N.A. (Mar 5 2026, targeting a 2027 US launch with built-in stablecoin access). A Revolut-branded proprietary USD stablecoin has not been officially confirmed; the USD path runs through the Lithuanian EMI / MiCA EMT route, and Polymarket currently puts the probability at ~33% by year-end 2026. Specific ticker, chain selection, and reserve disclosure model remain unannounced.

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Revolut USD Stablecoin (RUSD) Pre-launch Stablecoin Tracker

RUSD

At a Glance

Backing
Real-World Asset Backed
Governance
Centralized (CeFi)
Peg Currency
US Dollar
Jurisdiction
Cyprus / Lithuania (CySEC (MiCA CASP) and Bank of Lithuania (EMI))

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Mar 11, 2026Regulatory

Revolut receives full UK banking licence from the PRA

Revolut exits mobilisation; 13M UK customers gain FSCS protection. A GBP stablecoin would be issued from Revolut's e-money entity, not the UK bank.

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Mar 5, 2026Regulatory

Revolut files OCC national bank charter application (Revolut Bank US, N.A.)

Revolut applies for a US national bank charter with a $500M investment commitment, targeting a 2027 US bank launch with built-in stablecoin access (third-party USDC/USDT, not confirmed own issuance).

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Feb 25, 2026Regulatory

FCA selects Revolut for UK stablecoin payment testing pilot

Revolut is one of 4 firms chosen from 20 applicants to trial stablecoin products in real-world UK conditions from Q1 2026; use cases include stablecoin payments, wholesale settlement, and crypto trading. Results will inform the FCA's crypto regulatory framework targeting October 2027.

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Oct 23, 2025Regulatory

Revolut Digital Assets Europe receives MiCA CASP licence from CySEC

Revolut's Cyprus entity gets MiCA authorisation to passport regulated crypto services across the EEA; unveils 'Crypto 2.0' platform with 1:1 stablecoin/USD conversion as a flagship feature.

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Oct 23, 2025Milestone

EU counsel describes a Revolut USD/EUR stablecoin in 2026 as 'plausible' under MiCA

Decrypt reports Revolut's Lithuanian EMI provides the EMT issuer foundation; Cyprus CASP licence is the service-provider side; sources say Revolut has been working on its own stablecoin for over a year.

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The Cyprus Licence Was the Easy Part

Revolut's expected USD stablecoin remains pre-launch, with ticker, chain, and reserve model still unannounced. RUSD represents Revolut's expected USD stablecoin direction, sister to the already-tracked RGBP. The legal substrate was assembled in 2025: Revolut Digital Assets Europe took a MiCA CASP licence from CySEC on October 23 2025, and Revolut's existing Bank-of-Lithuania EMI provides the e-money-token issuer foundation that MiCA Title IV requires. The Cyprus announcement also unveiled 'Crypto 2.0' with '1:1 conversion between stablecoins and USD' as a flagship feature — close enough to a product tease that EU counsel described a 2026 Revolut stablecoin as plausible. The harder questions are downstream: ticker, chain choice, reserve and disclosure model, mechanics, and how Revolut navigates the UK Bank of England's proposed restrictions on cross-group stablecoin issuance that already constrain RGBP. Ticker, chain, reserve model, and first-issued variant remain unannounced.

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