Revolut to delist USDT in Europe under MiCA

Revolut is set to remove USDT from eligible European accounts as the company adjusts to the European Union’s MiCA stablecoin framework, according to a report from The Paypers citing customer emails and a previous social media post.

The available reporting indicates the change is regulatory rather than market-driven. MiCA introduces licensing and reserve requirements for stablecoin issuers operating in the bloc, and the cited coverage says Tether has not obtained the authorization needed for USDT to remain available through regulated European platforms.

Details on the transition remain limited in the public sources reviewed. The reporting does not fully spell out how Revolut will handle existing balances, whether users will need to convert or withdraw USDT, or the exact timeline for all affected accounts. Those points appear to be part of Revolut’s own rollout rather than a broader public announcement.

For now, the key development is narrow: one major European fintech is moving to delist the token under MiCA-related compliance rules, while additional confirmation on the operational steps is still pending.