Case summary
What happened
Revolut currently offers in-app staking for supported proof-of-stake cryptoassets. Current first-party product, help and legal materials describe delegated staking through third-party validators or partners, network-dependent reward generation, token-specific warm-up and lock-up or unbonding periods, non-guaranteed rewards, market and slashing risk, and jurisdiction-specific fees and availability. Current terms state that Revolut continues holding staked cryptoassets on the user's behalf and that the user remains the beneficial owner. The reviewed first-party sources do not establish one exact original umbrella launch date for Revolut Crypto Staking, so CYA leaves launch_date unresolved and does not create a launch event.
Customer result
Customer outcome
Not applicable
Not-applicable is not a principal, custody, segregation or solvency guarantee. Staking remains exposed to protocol, validator, slashing, lock-up, market, platform/custody and jurisdiction-specific regulatory risks.
- Estimated recovery
- No platform-wide Revolut Crypto Staking customer-loss, claims or repayment process was identified in the reviewed first-party sources; current first-party materials present staking as active in eligible jurisdictions.
- Repayment started
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- Repayment completed
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- Confidence
- High
Asset treatment
Terms risk
Customer-owned
Customer-owned reflects express beneficial-ownership language in current first-party staking terms and product material. It is not a universal conclusion that the customer holds legal title, that assets are legally segregated, or that principal or insolvency protection applies across all Revolut entities and jurisdictions.
- Affected product
- Revolut Crypto Staking
- Confidence
- Medium
Current reviewed Revolut staking materials state that Revolut continues holding staked cryptoassets on the user's behalf and that the user remains beneficial owner. CYA records this as customer-owned beneficial-interest treatment for the reviewed staking product while preserving that legal-title, safeguarding, contracting-entity and insolvency treatment may differ by jurisdiction and terms version.
Known unknowns
Uncertainty
Current operation and staking mechanics are strongly supported by first-party material, but the reviewed sources do not establish one exact original launch date. Contracting entity, fee schedule, supported tokens, automatic-staking behavior and some safeguards vary by jurisdiction and terms version.
Chronology
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Source record
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Entity
1 sourcesWhat is crypto staking and how does it work?
Revolut · 2025-10-06
First-party staking explainer documenting current in-app operation, beneficial ownership while Revolut holds staked cryptoassets, token-specific lock-up periods, validator/slashing/market risk and non-guaranteed rewards.
status
2 sourcesCrypto staking
Revolut
Current first-party product page documenting live Revolut crypto staking, supported proof-of-stake assets, regular rewards, in-app staking and unstaking, current product ownership wording, and slashing/lock-up risk. Public fee claims on this market-facing page must not be generalized across jurisdictions where local terms differ.
Stake and unstake crypto
Revolut
Current first-party help material documenting the in-app stake and unstake workflow, token-specific minimums, waiting periods and post-unstaking lock-up periods.
terms risk
2 sourcesCryptocurrency Terms
Revolut
Current first-party UK crypto terms documenting third-party validators/partners, Revolut continuing to hold staked cryptoassets on the user's behalf while the user remains beneficial owner, protocol-derived rewards, commissions, lock-up periods, non-guaranteed rewards and slashing risk.
Is there a fee associated with crypto staking?
Revolut
Jurisdiction-specific first-party help page showing asset- and stake-balance-dependent commission treatment in Liechtenstein. Retained specifically to prevent a universal zero-fee claim across all Revolut markets.
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