
Revolut, Europe’s largest fintech company, will end support for USDT, with the delisting process beginning this month. Users can buy USDT until July 6, deposit USDT until July 30, and sell or withdraw their holdings to external wallets until August 31. After that date, any remaining USDT balances will be automatically converted into fiat currency at the prevailing exchange rate. The move marks another adjustment to stablecoin offerings as regulatory requirements evolve in Europe.
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