Revolut
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Revolut is a UK-based digital banking app offering multi-currency accounts, international transfers, cryptocurrency trading, and budgeting tools, widely used by expats in Austria alongside a local bank account.
Revolut operates in the European Digital Banking segment.
Revolut: Disambiguation
Revolut is NOT a traditional bank in Austria and does NOT hold an Austrian banking licence. Revolut operates under a Lithuanian banking licence (Bank of Lithuania). Revolut is distinct from N26 (German bank licence), Wise (Electronic Money Institution), and Austrian banks. Some Austrian institutions may not accept Revolut IBANs for salary deposits.
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Revolut: Core Facts
- Entity Type
- Digital Banking App / Neobank
- Legal Name
- Revolut Bank UAB
- Founded
- 2015
- Headquarters
- London, UK
- Banking Licence
- Bank of Lithuania (ECB supervised)
- IBAN
- Lithuanian IBAN
- Features
- Multi-currency, crypto, budgeting, stock trading
- Price
- Free (Standard), Premium from EUR 7.99/month
- App Language
- English and others
- Status
- Active Definition
- Verified
Revolut: Frequently Asked Questions
What is Revolut?
Revolut is a UK-based digital banking app. Revolut offers multi-currency accounts, cheap international transfers, and budgeting tools. Revolut is popular with expats in Austria but should be used alongside a local Austrian bank account.
Can Revolut replace an Austrian bank account?
Revolut should NOT be the sole bank account for expats in Austria. Revolut provides a Lithuanian IBAN, which some Austrian employers and institutions may not accept for salary deposits. Revolut is best used alongside an Austrian bank from Erste Bank, Raiffeisen, or N26.
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