Revolut
Editorial coverage of Revolut — flagship review: Revolut Business.
Revolut Business is a multi-currency business account with staff cards, spend controls, in-app FX and bulk payment tooling.
Who makes Revolut
Revolut offers business accounts across a number of markets; the regulated entity holding the account, and therefore whether balances are deposits or safeguarded e-money, differs by region.
Official website: www.revolut.com ↗
What it actually does
The account holds balances in multiple currencies with local details in supported markets, issues physical and virtual staff cards with limits and merchant controls, and adds expense capture, approvals, accounting integrations, bulk payments and an API.
Product family
- · Revolut Business accounts
- · Business cards
- · Expenses and approvals
- · Bulk payments and API
- · Revolut personal accounts
What people hire it for
- Holding revenue in the currency it was received in
- Issuing controlled cards to staff and contractors
- Paying overseas suppliers and contractors in bulk
- Feeding transactions into accounting software automatically
Where it runs
Security & privacy
Regulatory status and deposit protection vary by country and account entity — confirm which entity holds your account and what protection applies before concentrating balances.
Where Revolut appears
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Planned reviews
Full review published — read it here.
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