Tap, pay, and glow with the Doge LED card

We recently launched our most iconic card yet: the Doge LED card. Designed to let you spend seamlessly from your crypto balance in your day-to-day life, the Doge LED card lights up from that signature pair of sunglasses every time you tap to pay.

To mark the launch, we've collaborated with our partners at Own The Doge, the collective that owns the digital rights to the famous Doge image.

A commitment to doing good

Embracing the core ethos of D.O.G.E. (Do Only Good Everyday), Revolut has teamed up with Own The Doge to make a charitable donation of £22,000 to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) and Save the Children.

Crypto, now accepted like Visa or Mastercard

Using the Doge LED Card, you can pay with cryptocurrency anywhere Visa or Mastercard is accepted. You can use it for anything from everyday purchases to spending abroad.

• Broad token support: spend from a selection of over 320 tokens anywhere Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
• Instant conversion: every time you pay, your crypto will convert instantly at checkout with no exchange fees. (Exchange rate and fair usage fees may apply, depending on your plan).
• Seamless mobile integration: tap on the go by adding your crypto card to Apple Pay or Google Pay. For online purchases, you can access your card details securely in-app.

How to get your Doge LED card

You can still order an exclusive Doge LED card to make your wallet glow.

1. Open the app: open the Revolut app, go to 'Home', and tap the card icon in the top right-hand corner
2. Add a crypto card: select 'Crypto', 'Add new', and choose 'Physical'.
3. Choose your design: choose the 'Doge LED' design, and confirm your order.

That’s it. Your new crypto card will be on its way.

If you require assistance ordering or activating your card, please visit our Help Centre or contact Revolut Support via the 24/7 in-app chat.

Important Regulatory Information: Crypto card payments are subject to the exchange rate at the point of transaction. Paying with a crypto card is considered a disposal of cryptoassets and tax may be payable. Please seek professional tax advice based on your circumstances. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and are not covered by investor compensation schemes. Risk of losing your entire capital. Profits may be subject to tax. Learn more about the cryptocurrency risks here.