Revolut Review
Comprehensive review and analysis of Revolut's digital banking services
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2015
- Head Office
- United Kingdom
- Active Customers
- 25+ million
- Total Funding
- $1.7 billion
- Employees
- 5000+
- App Store Rating
- 4.8/5
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Excellent exchange rates
- Multi-currency accounts
- Cryptocurrency trading
- Premium metal card available
- Advanced security features
- Commission-free stock trading
Cons
- Weekend forex markup
- Some features require paid plans
- Card delivery fees
- Limited customer support on basic plan
Supported Countries
- United Kingdom
- European Economic Area
- United States
- Australia
- Singapore
- Japan
Fees
- Standard Account Free
- Plus Account £2.99/month
- Premium Account £6.99/month
- Metal Account £12.99/month
- ATM Withdrawals Free up to £200/month, 2% after
- Foreign Exchange Interbank rate Mon-Fri, 1% markup on weekends
Overview
Revolut has transformed digital banking since its launch in 2015, evolving from a travel card to a comprehensive financial super-app. Here’s what makes them stand out:
Key Highlights
- Global Reach: Serving 25+ million customers across 30+ countries
- Financial Super-App: Offering banking, trading, and cryptocurrency services
- Innovation Leader: Pioneering features in digital banking
- Strong Growth: Rapid expansion and continuous feature development
Market Position
- Leading European fintech company
- Strong presence in UK and EEA
- Expanding globally into new markets
- Focus on millennial and Gen Z customers
Company Values
- Innovation in financial services
- Transparency in pricing
- Customer-centric approach
- Global accessibility
Global Availability
Primary Markets
- Full service in UK and EEA
- Growing presence in US
- Established operations in Australia
- Strategic expansion in Asia
Regional Features
- Local account numbers in multiple countries
- Region-specific payment methods
- Tailored product offerings
- Local customer support