Comparison

Deblock vs Revolut

Self-custody crypto, an everyday account, remunerated euros: what really sets them apart.

Revolut and Deblock aren't quite playing the same game: one is a broad multi-currency finance app, the other a crypto-native account where you hold your keys. Here's an honest, dimension-by-dimension comparison.

Side by side

DeblockRevolut

Crypto: who holds the keysDeblock · Non-custodial: you hold your keys and withdraw to your own wallet.Revolut · Mostly custodial in the app; self-custody is possible via Revolut X / the Trust Wallet integration (EEA), but more limited.

Account + cardDeblock · IBAN + Visa card, a simple everyday account.Revolut · Very complete card and account, with many plans (free to paid).

Multi-currency & travelDeblock · Euro account, no multi-currency option.Revolut · Multi-currency, FX, travel perks — a Revolut strength.

Remunerated eurosDeblock · 4% option via EURCV in DeFi (Morpho), opt-in and on-chain verifiable.Revolut · Interest via savings accounts/vaults, rate depending on the plan.

RegulationDeblock · Registered PSAN with the AMF, ACPR supervision; MiCA framework.Revolut · E-money institution / Revolut Bank (Lithuanian licence in the EEA); crypto regulated.

Best forDeblock · Truly owning your crypto with an everyday account.Revolut · A multi-currency, travel lifestyle with some app-custodied crypto.

The real difference: who holds your crypto

As often, the key point is custody. With Deblock, your crypto is self-custodied (non-custodial): you keep your keys and withdraw to your wallet. With Revolut, crypto is mostly held by the app (custodial); self-custody exists via Revolut X and the Trust Wallet integration in the EEA, but stays more limited. For control of your keys, Deblock's approach is more direct.

What Revolut does better

Revolut is a very broad finance app: multi-currency, FX, travel perks, budgeting and a whole range of plans. If you juggle several currencies or travel often, its breadth of features is hard to match — Deblock stays focused on crypto and the euro account.

Who Deblock is the best choice for

Deblock is for people who want to truly own their crypto (self-custody) with a current account and card for everyday life, plus the transparent 4% option. If control of your keys matters more than the multi-currency/travel toolkit, Deblock is the more aligned option.

Frequently asked questions

Deblock or Revolut for crypto?

To truly own your crypto, Deblock: self-custody leaves you the keys. Revolut mostly holds crypto in the app (custodial), with self-custody possible but more limited (Revolut X, Trust Wallet in the EEA).

Can you withdraw crypto to your own wallet?

With Deblock, yes by default (non-custodial). With Revolut it's more limited: some external sends and the Trust Wallet integration exist in the EEA, depending on assets and your account.

Do both remunerate euros?

Differently. Revolut offers interest via its savings accounts/vaults (rate by plan). Deblock offers a 4% option via EURCV in DeFi (Morpho). Neither is a guaranteed return.

Which one is regulated?

Both. Revolut operates as an e-money institution / via Revolut Bank (Lithuanian licence in the EEA); its crypto is regulated. Deblock is registered as a PSAN with the AMF, under ACPR supervision, within the MiCA framework.

The verdict

If you want to own your crypto and a simple account, Deblock. If you want a multi-currency/travel app with some crypto, Revolut. Many combine both.

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Independent comparison, for information only. Information accurate as of 2026 and subject to change — check each service's official terms. Guide-deblock.com is independent and not affiliated with Revolut.