Binance has announced the integration of Revolut Pay for Polish złoty (PLN) payments, enabling users with Revolut accounts to complete cryptocurrency purchases by confirming checkout in the Revolut app using a passcode or biometrics.
According to Binance’s official announcement, the exchange has introduced Revolut Pay specifically for PLN on its Buy Crypto flow. The feature is positioned as a faster and safer way to pay for digital assets on Binance. The announcement describes Revolut Pay as simplifying checkout for users who already have a Revolut account and highlights its built-in security features. This rollout underscores Binance’s strategy of localizing on-ramp options to reduce friction for users transacting in domestic currencies like PLN.
The step-by-step guidance from Binance indicates that users begin on the “Buy Crypto” page, choose their local currency (such as PLN), select “Revolut Pay,” and confirm to create a buy order before being redirected to the Revolut app or a login QR flow. Payment is completed inside Revolut, after which users are automatically redirected back to Binance to access their purchased crypto. This process is designed to minimize manual inputs and keep authorization within the Revolut environment, potentially streamlining completion rates for both first-time and returning buyers.
Revolut’s own product pages and security help articles state that transactions via Revolut Pay are confirmed using a passcode or biometric data such as Face ID or fingerprint. These transactions are protected by Revolut Secure, reinforcing the “built-in security features” referenced by Binance. Revolut explains that enabling biometric authorization helps ensure that only the account holder can authorize payments or unlock the app. These protections complement Binance’s checkout flow by adding a native authentication layer inside Revolut during payment confirmation.
Wikipedia provides context about Binance, describing it as a global cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2017 that has grown significantly in trading volume while expanding into areas such as derivatives, staking, and blockchain infrastructure. The encyclopedia notes major milestones and regulatory developments shaping the company’s operations across multiple jurisdictions, highlighting Binance’s continued emphasis on fiat on-ramps and product localization.
