After the successful launch of the Revolut X cryptocurrency exchange in the UK, the neobank Revolut announced the expansion of its services to 30 countries within the European Economic Area (EEA). The new platform offers the ability to trade around 200 crypto assets, including popular coins, using fiat bank accounts opened through the Revolut app.

Traders will enjoy several advantages, such as reduced trading fees ranging from 0% to 0.09%. Additionally, Revolut X is integrated with the TradingView analytics service, allowing users to set limit orders and monitor market conditions in real-time. A company representative noted that these features enable users to execute trades at pre-set prices, enhancing convenience and control over their operations.

Security and Analytics: The Priorities of Revolut X

Revolut X places a strong emphasis on asset security by storing a large portion of users’ funds in cold storage, reducing the risks of hacking and theft. This is crucial given the volatility of the cryptocurrency market.

The platform also offers analytical tools, including limit orders and access to TradingView data. These features are beneficial for both novice and experienced traders, helping them make more informed decisions.

Revolut X’s expansion into the EEA market strengthens its position, offering convenience, security, and analytics for users.

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