Revolut fees: how much does it cost to trade?

The price of crypto at Revolut is read off its subscription table. Per its official site, the per-trade fee starts at around 1.49% on the standard plan and drops to about 0.99% on Premium and Metal, with further volume tiers; on top may come the spread, the difference between the price you buy at and the price you sell at. Translated: €1,000 of bitcoin on the free plan costs about €14.90 in fees, and someone buying every month repeats that toll on every entry. And for those who take trading seriously, the house has another door: Revolut X, its separate exchange, at 0% maker / 0.09% taker — maker if your order adds liquidity to the market, taker if it takes it — a genuinely competitive price that requires installing another app.

Against that ladder, Bit2Me’s pricing is a flat, public sheet: up to 0% maker / 0.10% taker on liquid Pro pairs — that same €1,000 trade costs €1 —, from 0.1% to 0.95% in the simple interface depending on the pair, and free SEPA deposits. No monthly quota lowers your fee and there is no second app to install: the exchange price list is the starting point, not the prize for upgrading your plan.

There is room for the rival to win here: if you already pay for Metal anyway and Revolut X covers your pairs, its numbers hold up against anyone, Bit2Me included. For those who would rather not tie their fee to a subscription, the flat sheet wins.