Revolut has expanded its educational Learn and Earn programme with a new course on blockchain technology.
The programme has been launched in partnership with Avalanche, which is a blockchain using the native token AVAX and designed for web3.
In the two lessons, users of Revolut’s app will learn about AVAX, Avalanche and the wider cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Revolut’s Learn and Earn courses were launched in the app in 2022. They aim to teach users about the various cryptocurrencies offered by Revolut. Those taking part can test their knowledge through quizzes and can earn up to £15 in different tokens as a reward.
Revolut’s global business head of crypto, Mazen Eljundi, said that thousands of new users had joined the Learn and Earn courses over the past month, indicating a demand to know more about cryptocurrencies.
He added: “Our commitment to providing top-quality education on the latest blockchain protocols is stronger than ever, and we're excited to see the impact our courses are having on our users' understanding and adoption of this innovative technology."
Other courses in the Learn and Earn scheme include lessons on staking and a course which encourages users to learn about the underlying technology rather than make decisions based on “hype and fomo”.
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