Uniswap Labs integrates Revolut for seamless crypto purchases
Key Takeaways
- Uniswap Labs now allows users to purchase cryptocurrencies directly via Revolut through its web and mobile applications.
- Users in supported regions can use their Revolut balances or debit cards to buy digital assets such as ETH and USDC on Uniswap.
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Uniswap Labs integrated Revolut to enable direct crypto purchases through both its mobile wallet and web application. The integration allows users in supported countries to buy digital assets using their Revolut balances or debit cards.
The partnership streamlines the process of purchasing crypto assets like ETH and USDC directly within Uniswap’s platforms, eliminating the need for users to transfer funds from external sources before trading.
Uniswap Wallet provides mobile access to cryptocurrency management and trading across multiple blockchains. The web application serves as a browser-based interface for swapping cryptocurrencies on decentralized protocols.
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