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Revolut Launches Dogecoin Debit Card for Everyday Crypto Spending

Turn your Dogecoin into real-world purchases effortlessly. Revolut's latest card bridges crypto and daily spending—but check the tax rules first.

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Revolut Launches Dogecoin Debit Card for Everyday Crypto Spending

Revolut has unveiled a Dogecoin-themed debit card, allowing users to spend crypto in everyday transactions. The new card connects digital assets to standard payment networks and will be available in the UK and most of the EU. It arrives as part of the company’s broader push into crypto services this year. The physical card lets customers pay with their crypto balances directly from the Revolut app. At checkout, the system converts the digital currency into fiat at the current exchange rate. No extra foreign exchange fees apply when used at Visa or Mastercard terminals.

The card’s launch follows Revolut’s recent expansion of crypto features in 2025. Earlier this year, the company added support for Polygon and enabled in-app payments with supported digital assets. Dogecoin was priced at $0.1047 during the announcement, though transaction values will depend on live rates at the time of purchase.

Availability covers the UK and the European Union, with exceptions for Hungary, Switzerland, and Portugal. Users should also note potential tax implications when spending crypto through the card.

This move mirrors a wider trend, as firms like Coinbase and Crypto.com have rolled out similar crypto-linked debit products. Revolut has also taken steps to strengthen its banking operations, securing approval for a fully licensed UK bank and applying for a new banking licence in the US. The Dogecoin card joins Revolut’s growing crypto services, offering another way to use digital assets for daily spending. It arrives alongside the company’s push into regulated banking, both in the UK and the US. Customers can now link their crypto holdings to payments at millions of merchants worldwide.

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