Revolut is a global financial super-app offering currency exchange, cryptocurrency trading, stock investments, and everyday banking services.
Revolut sustains strong customer backing at 4.7/5 across millions of ratings, with sentiment index holding firm at 94.9/100 (+0.3). Recent leadership departure in digital assets and WeWork access reductions generate negative headlines, yet these service adjustments haven't dented review stability. Media coverage reveals underlying strategic pivots - airport lounges replacing workspace perks - rather than fundamental credibility erosion.
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★ 4.7 · 4.6M · 3Where Revolut operates
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FY2025Show the figures as a table
| Line item | Direction | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Fee income | Income and profit kept | £3,429m |
| Interest income | Income and profit kept | £974.2m |
| Other income | Income and profit kept | £112.4m |
| Total inflows | £4,516m | |
| Fee expense | Costs and tax | £767.2m |
| Interest expense | Costs and tax | £83.0m |
| Credit losses - lending | Costs and tax | £61.2m |
| Credit losses - non-lending | Costs and tax | £19.9m |
| Other operating expenses | Costs and tax | £66.7m |
| Administrative expenses | Costs and tax | £1,804m |
| Tax | Costs and tax | £408.6m |
| Net profit | Kept | £1,305m |
Source: Annual Report 2025 · figures in millions, rounded · Compare with other fintechs
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brand coverageRevolut Digital Assets Europe CEO Costas Michael steps down
www.fintechfutures.com · 4w ago
Costas Michael steps down after leading Revolut Digital Assets Europe as founding CEO since 2022 - find out more about the leadership...
Revolut bets on airport lounges as some premium WeWork perks cut
www.siliconrepublic.com · 4w ago
Revolut's first airport lounge was unveiled as reports surfaced of cuts to its WeWork perk, signalling a shift toward company-owned premium...
Revolut Makes Fintech Physical with European Airport Lounges
fintechmagazine.com · 4w ago
Revolut is targeting key European hubs for a new lounge network, starting in Copenhagen and supporting its rapid growth across the Nordic...
Revolut cuts back WeWork access for premium customers after price rises
www.ft.com · 4w ago
Revolut's highest-paying subscribers have lost access to a host of WeWork offices without warning after Europe's biggest fintech balked at...
American Banks Left the Door Open. European Fintechs Are Walking In.
gfmag.com · 1mo ago
As European fintechs target U.S. expansion, the new battleground for U.S. banking will be about who owns relationships, not balance sheets.
Latest from social
LinkedIn & FacebookRevolut Lounge, landing in 2027 at an airport near you.
What people are saying
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Editorial opinion
My first multi-currency card, and for years the only one I travelled with
Revolut was my first multi-currency card. I opened it years ago before a trip abroad, at a point when there was no other sensible option, and for a long time that is exactly what it stayed: the card I packed for travel and paid with whenever the amount was not in my own currency.
It was never my everyday card and I never tried to make it one. Outside of trips I reached for it in one situation - one-off payments online, where I did not want to hand my bank card details to a shop I was using once. A narrow job, and it did that job.
Revolut has changed beyond recognition since then and keeps moving towards being a full bank, with a product range that has little to do with a card you take on holiday. My rating covers what I know from my own wallet: a multi-currency card that did precisely what I got it for.
A personal account from NeoBase's author, written as a customer of the brand. It is kept separate from the NeoBase score above, which is computed from public ratings and coverage.
About Revolut
Founded in 2015 by Nikolay Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko, Revolut started as a prepaid travel card with competitive exchange rates. It has since grown into one of the world's most valuable fintech companies, serving over 45 million customers across 38 countries. In 2024, Revolut received its long-awaited UK banking licence from the Prudential Regulation Authority.
Frequently asked questions
What are Revolut's currency exchange limits?
On the Standard plan, Revolut offers fee-free exchange at the interbank rate up to £1,000/€1,000 per month. Above the limit a 0.5% markup applies. At weekends there is an additional 1% on exotic currencies. Plus, Premium and Metal plans offer higher or unlimited fee-free exchange.
How much does a Revolut Premium plan cost?
Revolut offers: Standard (free), Plus (~£2.99/€3.99/mo), Premium (~£6.99/€8.99/mo) and Metal (~£12.99/€15.99/mo). Metal includes 1% cashback, unlimited fee-free exchange, priority support and a metal card.
Does Revolut work in the USA?
Yes, Revolut USA has operated since 2020, holding Money Transmitter Licences in most US states. Functionality differs slightly from the European version. The main US expansion is planned after stabilising European operations.
Can I buy stocks and crypto through Revolut?
Yes — Revolut offers stock trading (1,000+ NYSE/NASDAQ companies) via Revolut Securities and 100+ cryptocurrencies. Crypto is available in most EU countries; stocks in selected markets including the UK and most of the EU.
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