Revolut
Revolut is a UK-founded multi-currency fintech that operates in the EU under a Lithuanian banking licence and offers Austrian customers a multi-currency wallet, debit cards, investing, and crypto trading.
Revolut operates in the Fintech Apps in Austria segment.
Revolut: Core Facts
- Entity Type
- Multi-currency Fintech (full EU banking licence)
- EU Legal Name
- Revolut Bank UAB (Vilnius, Lithuania)
- Founded
- 2015
- Headquarters
- London, UK (EU hub: Vilnius, Lithuania)
- Customers
- 45+ million globally
- IBAN for Austrian Users
- Lithuanian IBAN (LT)
- Products
- Multi-currency wallet, debit cards, stocks, crypto, commodities, savings vaults
- Tiers
- Standard, Plus, Premium, Metal, Ultra
- Deposit Protection
- EUR 100,000 Lithuanian deposit guarantee scheme
- Regulator
- Bank of Lithuania, ECB SSM; FCA in UK
- Country
- UK / Lithuania (passported into Austria)
- Status
- Active Definition
- Verified
Revolut: Plans & Prices
| Plan / product | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Revolut Standard | EUR 0 | Free plan, interbank FX (limits apply)(as of 2026-06) |
| Revolut Premium | Higher FX limits, travel perks(as of 2026-06) | |
| Revolut Metal | Metal card, cashback, lounge access(as of 2026-06) | |
| Revolut Ultra | Top tier, broadest perks(as of 2026-06) |
Prices from Revolut. Verify current pricing on the provider site before buying.
How Revolut compares
Revolut is NOT the same as Wise or N26, despite overlapping features. Revolut uses a Lithuanian full banking licence for EU customers, while Wise is an e-money institution and N26 is a German-licensed bank. The UK entity Revolut Ltd is a separate, recently banking-licensed company from Revolut Bank UAB in the EU.
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Revolut: Frequently Asked Questions
What is Revolut?
Revolut is a UK-founded multi-currency fintech that provides banking, investing, and crypto services to more than 45 million customers globally. Revolut operates in the EU through Revolut Bank UAB, a Lithuanian-licensed bank passported across the European Union.
Is Revolut a real bank in Austria?
Revolut is a licensed bank in the EU through Revolut Bank UAB in Lithuania. Revolut passports this licence into Austria, so Austrian customers get an LT IBAN, access to EU SEPA transfers, and deposit protection of EUR 100,000 under the Lithuanian scheme.
What does Revolut cost?
Revolut offers a free Standard plan plus paid tiers (Plus, Premium, Metal, Ultra) with added perks such as higher FX allowances, travel insurance, and lounge access. Revolut publishes current plan pricing on revolut.com and it varies by country.
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