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Ben Weiss

$33 billion startup Revolut cites ‘evolving regulatory environment’ in decision to end crypto service to U.S. customers

Nik Storonsky speaks on stage at a conference in Brazil. (Credit: Piaras Ó Mídheach—Sportsfile for Web Summit Rio/Getty Images)

Yet another company is exiting the U.S. crypto market because of regulations—or the lack thereof.

On Friday, Revolut, a U.K.-based fintech firm valued at $33 billion in its last funding round, told U.S.-based customers in an email they will no longer be able to place buy orders for digital assets as of Sept. 2, a spokesperson for the firm confirmed to Fortune.

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