TLDR
Trust Wallet enabled zero?fee crypto buys (in some cases) for European users via an integration with Revolut, with assets delivered directly into self?custody in the app per a CoinDesk report.
- Supported methods include Revolut Pay, cards, and bank transfers; zero?fee options vary by plan and payment method (crypto news coverage).
- Asset support and limits differ across reports; some state BTC, ETH, SOL only, others add USDT and USDC, with a 1023,000 euro range (CoinTelegraph).
Deep Dive
1. Trust Wallet Integration
Trust Wallet has integrated Revolut so users in the European Economic Area can buy crypto and have it appear directly in their self?custody wallet. This reduces reliance on custodial accounts and introduces zero?fee options for some purchase flows per a CoinDesk report.
- Coverage notes: media describe payments via Revolut Pay, card, and bank transfer, with zero?fee cases and standard gas fees still applying (crypto news coverage).
- A summary post echoed the zero?fee purchases framing for BTC, ETH, SOL, highlighting the EU focus (social update).
If you are in the EU and use Revolut, you can on?ramp directly into self?custody in Trust Wallet with lower friction, and in some scenarios the purchase fee is waived.
2. Fees, Assets, and Limits
Reports differ slightly on which assets are live and the fee structure.
- Asset support: CoinDesk and crypto.news say BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC, and USDT are included at launch, while CoinTelegraph says stablecoins are not yet supported and may come later (CoinDesk, crypto news coverage, CoinTelegraph).
- Purchase limits and funding costs: CoinTelegraph cites a 10 euro minimum and 23,000 euro per?transaction and per?day caps, and notes Revolut account top?ups can carry fees such as 1.5 percent on cash deposits (CoinTelegraph).
Zero?fee refers to the purchase fee under certain conditions, but funding your Revolut and blockchain gas can still incur costs. Asset availability may be rolling out in stages.
Conclusion
The wallet with a clear zero?fee buy announcement this week is Trust Wallet through its Revolut integration, improving EU on?ramps into self?custody with selective fee waivers. Given minor discrepancies in reported asset coverage and fees, confirm your exact plan and method in the app and the notice above before relying on zero?fee eligibility.
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