Revolut Introduces Independent Cryptocurrency Exchange: Revolut X

UK’s financial technology innovator, Revolut, has unveiled its independent digital asset trading platform, Revolut X, structured for cryptocurrency transactions.

Revolut X’s notable functionalities encompass:

• A digital trading portal with over 100 cryptocurrencies accessible on the desktop iteration of Revolut X.
• Competitive pricing with a mere 0.00% maker fees and a 0.09% taker fee structure.
• Fluid exchange between Revolut’s consumer accounts and Revolut X.
• On-the-dot transaction execution along with extensive analytic tools, inclusive of TradingView’s charting capabilities.
• Strengthened fiscal safeguards which involve cold storage for assets and always-available customer care through secure messaging.

With features such as approachable liquidity ramps, aggressively low fees, and an intuitive design, Revolut X is poised to rival prominent exchange entities. Initially rolling out with a desktop version, the platform invites sophisticated cryptocurrency traders to harness its broad assortment of digital tokens and higher-order trading mechanisms.

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Revolut’s new crypto exchange ensures effortless integration with its ecosystem

Revolut X guarantees a streamlined convergence with the Revolut framework. The platform allows current users the convenience of interchanging fiat and cryptocurrency without extra costs or restrictions.

Aside from competitive fees and its integrated approach, the platform offers various attributes. Users can engage in instantaneous trading, bolstered by sophisticated analytical tools including comprehensive market indicators and TradingView charting.

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The initiation of Revolut X trails the recent launch of Revolut Ramp, enabling direct crypto acquisitions in wallets via a MetaMask alliance. 

This development follows Revolut’s pause of cryptocurrency activities for its UK commercial clients in light of the new regulations on crypto asset advertisement. Preliminary buzz about the exchange’s debut surfaced as early as February.

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