Ex‑Revolut team launches “Boosted Bitcoin Plan” for retail
Neverless, a crypto platform founded by former Revolut executives, is rolling out a tool that combines regular Bitcoin purchases with built‑in access to leverage in a single flow.
The UK‑based crypto company is testing demand for its Boosted Bitcoin Plan amid renewed market activity and higher volatility. The service aims to make it easier for users to invest with integrated margin options by combining purchases and financing within a single interface. It operates under authorization from a national regulator within the EU’s MiFID II/MiFIR framework.
Neverless was founded by former Revolut executives Phuc To, Arthur Jonet and Mikael Peydayesh. The Boosted Bitcoin Plan aims to help retail investors accelerate Bitcoin accumulation and access investment tools that were traditionally available only to institutional players.
The plan is built around dollar‑cost averaging (DCA): users choose how much and how often to buy, and the platform automates execution. Where appropriate, customers can add controlled leverage of up to 5×. Collateral can be provided in euros or in widely traded crypto assets (e.g. BTC, ETH, SOL or selected stablecoins). This integration is intended to streamline the buying and funding process for investors and reduce operational friction.
Neverless’s CEO Phuc To says the goal is to give retail investors access to an investment “lever” rather than consumer credit, while keeping costs and process transparent. Within the broader app, the company says more than 500 crypto assets can be traded with zero trading commission (excluding spreads and financing costs) alongside access to a curated set of DeFi assets.
The firm stresses that while recurring buys plus controlled leverage may speed up balance growth, margin financing entails liquidation risk if prices swing sharply. Users are urged to assess their risk tolerance and collateral levels before enabling leverage.
Company figures indicate that since its 2022 founding Neverless has raised $6.7 million in seed funding and, after obtaining EU authorization under MiFID II/MiFIR in 2024, grew to around 50,000 users with aggregate trading volumes exceeding $1 billion.
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