Maple Finance's SYRUP Token Now Available on Revolut in UK and EU
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Maple Finance's SYRUP token launched on Revolut, giving the fintech's 70M+ users across 39 countries access to on-chain institutional credit yield.
Maple Finance announced Thursday that SYRUP, its native token, is now available on Revolut across the UK and EU. The listing brings on-chain institutional credit yield to one of the world's largest fintechs, which operates in 39 countries with over 70 million users. The integration allows retail users to access Maple's DeFi lending protocol through a mainstream finance platform in a single tap.
The launch represents a bridge between decentralized finance institutional credit markets and consumer-facing fintech infrastructure. Revolut's scale and geographic reach across Europe significantly expands potential access to Maple's yield products, traditionally concentrated in crypto-native platforms.
Sources: Maple Finance
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