Revolut introduces Dogecoin card across UK and EU

By Parth Prabhudesai

Revolut has launched a Dogecoin-themed physical debit card as the FinTech continues expanding its crypto-linked payments offering across Europe.

The new card will initially be available in the United Kingdom and European Union markets, excluding Hungary, Switzerland and Portugal, according to the company. The card can be used anywhere Visa and Mastercard payment networks are accepted.

The launch highlights growing efforts by FinTech and crypto firms to integrate digital assets into everyday payments and consumer banking products.

Revolut said users making purchases with the card will not face additional exchange fees, although crypto transactions will still be subject to exchange rates at the time of payment. The company also noted that crypto-linked transactions may create tax obligations depending on local regulations.

The move comes amid wider adoption of crypto-linked debit cards by financial technology companies and digital asset platforms. Firms including Coinbase and Crypto.com have also expanded card programmes aimed at allowing users to spend digital assets through traditional payment rails.

The broader industry trend reflects a shift away from crypto being used solely for trading and speculation, with firms increasingly focusing on real-world utility and payments integration.

Revolut has continued to grow its crypto business over the past year. In 2025, the company integrated Polygon into its platform, enabling users to send remittances, stake POL tokens and make crypto-based in-app card payments.

The Dogecoin card launch also follows Revolut’s broader banking expansion. Earlier this year, the company received approval to launch a fully licensed bank in the United Kingdom and has continued pursuing additional banking licences internationally as it broadens its financial services ecosystem.