Revolut plans to offer stablecoin-related services as part of its planned U.S. banking offering, according to comments from Revolut U.S. CEO Cetin Duransoy reported by Reuters and echoed by multiple outlets. Duransoy says the company intends to provide customers access to stablecoins in the United States while also offering FDIC-backed products. The reported plan includes traditional bank-style offerings such as high-yield investment and checking accounts, described as FDIC-insured products, alongside stablecoin services.
The announcements are positioned within a broader competitive push among financial-technology and crypto firms seeking access to federally regulated banking frameworks in the U.S. Multiple sources present the development as part of how Revolut’s future U.S. operations may combine regulated deposit products with crypto-linked services, though details on timing and specific stablecoin products are not provided in the summaries. The reporting attributes the information to Duransoy’s interview with Reuters dated June 3.
