Aurora Protocol, the underlying technology designed to help builders launch, scale, and operate multichain projects, announced that its native token, AURORA, is now available on Revolut, the global fintech platform with over 65 million users. This announcement coincides with a leadership transition, as Declan Hannon assumes the role of CEO.
Revolut users can now buy, hold, and monitor AURORA directly within the application, alongside more than 250 other prominent cryptocurrencies. The listing provides millions of retail users with instant access through fiat on-ramps, recurring purchases, price alerts, and in-app portfolio management tools.
Aurora allows teams to deploy and manage their own EVM-compatible blockchains on the NEAR network without the need to operate validators or maintain core infrastructure. This approach gives builders the advantages of a dedicated blockchain while leveraging NEAR’s scalability and interoperability. Additionally, Aurora develops Calyx, a cross-chain token launchpad powered by NEAR Intents, which enables projects to launch tokens and reach users across major ecosystems—including Solana, Base, and TON—through a single, streamlined process.
“Listing on Revolut expands access to $AURORA as the ecosystem grows,” said Declan Hannon, CEO of Aurora, in a written statement. “Our focus is execution—helping teams launch chains, ship products, and reach users at scale,” he added.
Aurora Appoints Declan Hannon As CEO
As part of the leadership transition, Alex Shevchenko will take on a strategic advisory role, concentrating on NEAR Intents and innovations at the protocol level, while Aurora pivots its focus toward commercial expansion and broader adoption. Declan Hannon brings a wealth of experience in scaling consumer-facing products, drawing on his previous work at Revolut.
The Revolut listing, coupled with the leadership update, signals Aurora’s next stage of development: driving real-world usage and bridging blockchain infrastructure with everyday users.
Aurora Protocol serves as the foundational technology enabling developers to launch, scale, and operate multichain projects. Its infrastructure allows teams to deploy EVM-compatible blockchains on the NEAR Protocol, providing immediate scalability, speed, and security without the complexity of managing core infrastructure. The protocol is overseen by Aurora DAO, which governs the AURORA utility token and holds authority over strategic decisions, treasury management, and future protocol upgrades.
Aurora Labs, the development entity behind the protocol, is responsible for building, maintaining, and updating Aurora Protocol in accordance with the directives set by the DAO.
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