Nostr

You‘re right. First, Revolut has been pretty „crypto friedly“ in the past. In fact, it now offers to buy bitcoin directly in the app and you can even send bitcoin to Revolut from an external wallet to then sell it for fiat (never tried this though). Second, probably Revolut doesn’t „want“ to connect the dots. It benefits from P2P in general. An indirect proof for this guess is Wise, which is very restrictive with respect to P2P fiat transactions and want to know literally everything you do.

So I guess Revolut is the lesser evil as you say.

Maxim 1y ago

Also, I heard some gossip circulating around (no proofs though) that Revolut is very well aware of the potential competition from Strike and Cashapp, so they’re trying to expand in this direction while maintaining the standard neobank profile.

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makrokoppen 1y ago

so revolut might cater better to bitcoin users in regards to this? or better privacy protection?

i really do not have so much a problem with the services or other plebs just thinking that, unless it is cash some people will know