TARS
Tarsus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Common Stock
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**Revolut is forcing liquidation of non-transferable crypto assets after closing my account – leaving me with a potential 90%+ loss**
I am looking for advice and to share my experience with Revolut regarding a crypto situation that I believe needs more attention.
Revolut decided to close my account unilaterally and gave me a deadline of August 11, 2026 to withdraw my assets or resolve the situation.
The problem: two of my crypto positions, **TARS AI and Aptos (APT)**, cannot be transferred to an external wallet through Revolut.
I have repeatedly informed Revolut that I am willing to transfer these assets to another person (for example, my brother), but Revolut’s own platform does not support external withdrawals for these assets. This is not a refusal from my side — it is a technical limitation of Revolut’s crypto service.
Despite this, Revolut states that if I do not sell the positions myself before the deadline, they will liquidate the remaining assets.
This creates a situation where:
Revolut closes my account.
Revolut does not provide a technical way to transfer certain crypto assets.
Revolut refuses to keep custody temporarily until a reasonable solution is available.
The only remaining option is a forced sale at a time when these assets are significantly down (currently more than 90% loss compared to my purchase price).
Their customer support acknowledged that I received contradictory information and confirmed in writing that APT and TARS AI are currently not supported for external crypto withdrawals. However, they still refer to their terms and insist that liquidation will happen after the deadline.
My concern is not about Revolut closing an account. Companies may have the right to terminate services. My concern is that customers should not lose control over their assets because a platform limitation prevents withdrawal.
Has anyone experienced a similar situation with Revolut or another crypto provider?
Are there any regulatory bodies or consumer protection channels that are relevant for crypto custody issues like this?
I would appreciate any advice or experiences.

**Revolut is forcing liquidation of non-transferable crypto assets after closing my account – leaving me with a potential 90%+ loss**
I am looking for advice and to share my experience with Revolut regarding a crypto situation that I believe needs more attention.
Revolut decided to close my account unilaterally and gave me a deadline of August 11, 2026 to withdraw my assets or resolve the situation.
The problem: two of my crypto positions, **TARS AI and Aptos (APT)**, cannot be transferred to an external wallet through Revolut.
I have repeatedly informed Revolut that I am willing to transfer these assets to another person (for example, my brother), but Revolut’s own platform does not support external withdrawals for these assets. This is not a refusal from my side — it is a technical limitation of Revolut’s crypto service.
Despite this, Revolut states that if I do not sell the positions myself before the deadline, they will liquidate the remaining assets.
This creates a situation where:
Revolut closes my account.
Revolut does not provide a technical way to transfer certain crypto assets.
Revolut refuses to keep custody temporarily until a reasonable solution is available.
The only remaining option is a forced sale at a time when these assets are significantly down (currently more than 90% loss compared to my purchase price).
Their customer support acknowledged that I received contradictory information and confirmed in writing that APT and TARS AI are currently not supported for external crypto withdrawals. However, they still refer to their terms and insist that liquidation will happen after the deadline.
My concern is not about Revolut closing an account. Companies may have the right to terminate services. My concern is that customers should not lose control over their assets because a platform limitation prevents withdrawal.
Has anyone experienced a similar situation with Revolut or another crypto provider?
Are there any regulatory bodies or consumer protection channels that are relevant for crypto custody issues like this?
I would appreciate any advice or experiences.