What is this promotion about?
- What: Revolut is offering new customers resident in Spain and the UK (the Markets) the chance to receive a one-time credit of €20 or £20 (depending on their local currency) and a single entry into a prize draw from which five (5) winners will be selected to receive a prize bundle (the Reward) consisting of: two (2) full-event tickets to Primavera Sound Barcelona 2026 (each ticket is worth €350); a cash sum of €1,000 or £1000 credited to the winner’s Revolut account; and Revolut Balcony Access at the festival, which shall be extended to both the winner and their one designated guest.
- Who: New customers residing in Spain and the United Kingdom (the Markets), who complete the required steps below.
- When: From 16 February 2026, 00:00 UTC to 15 May 2026, 23:59 UTC (the Promotion Period). The €20 cashback offer remains active for all new customers who complete their first spend anytime through 31 December 2026, 23:59 UTC.
You must comply with these terms, and the Personal Terms which will apply to your new Revolut Personal account to participate in this promotion.
Eligibility and required steps
To be eligible for this promotion, you must:
- have a registered address in a Market,
- be a new customer who has never held a Revolut Personal account, and
- be at least 18 years old.
The required steps are:
- Provide your phone number via the lead-generation box on the promotion landing page.
- Open a Revolut Personal account using the unique link sent to your device.
- Make a genuine card payment of at least €20 or £20 by 15 May 2026.
Your first card payment can be made using a physical or virtual Revolut card. It must be a genuine purchase; transactions to payment service providers, other bank accounts, and e-wallets are excluded.
Once you complete the Required Steps above, we will credit your newly opened Revolut Personal account with €20 or £20 and enter you into the prize draw.
Within 10 days after the Promotion Period, we will randomly select five winners from all Eligible Participants. If you win, we will notify you via your registered email. You must accept the Prize within 48 hours, or we will select an alternative winner.
You must sign up for a Revolut Personal account by following the required steps. If you sign up for a new Revolut Personal account using the normal account opening process in our app, you will not be able to participate in this promotion.
Legal bits and pieces
Legal bit | Pieces |
Promotion abuse or misuse | We may suspend, change, or end the promotion – for a specific participant or for everyone – if we believe that it’s being abused, could harm Revolut’s goodwill or reputation, or reasonably unforeseeable circumstances that are outside of our control arise and make it impossible to continue the promotion. We will not be liable for any loss if we do so. Any issues? Contact Support in the Revolut app |
Changes or early end | If the promotion changes or ends early, we will tell you the same way we invited you to the promotion (e.g. email, push notification, in-app). We will give notice through the Revolut app and/or email. Don’t worry – if you’ve already taken part in the promotion, changes to the terms won’t affect you unless the promotion is suspended or ends because of reasonably unforeseen circumstances outside of our control which make it impossible to run. |
Fraud or rule-breaking | If you breach the Revolut Personal Terms, these terms, or participate in the promotion fraudulently, we may reverse any Reward. By proceeding, you authorise any such reversal in advance. |
Account closed or restricted | To receive the Reward, you must have an active Personal account (not closed, suspended, or restricted) throughout the Promotion Period and/or at the time you are due to receive the Reward. |
Tax in the UK | You’re responsible for any local tax that applies to your Reward. Revolut doesn’t accept any liability for tax arising from your participation in the promotion. |
Tax in Spain | If you are a resident of Spain, any prize, such as the Reward, is subject to Personal Income Tax. The full amount of the prize will be paid to you, and no withholding will be applied. You are solely responsible for declaring the value of your Reward and paying any applicable taxes (currently 19%) to the Spanish tax authorities. |
Data & Privacy | We’ll process your personal data in line with the Customer Privacy Notice that applies to your Revolut Personal account. Primavera Sound may also collect personal data or send marketing to you in connection with this promotion. See Primavera Sound's privacy notice for more details about how they will handle your personal data and contact them to manage your marketing preferences. |
Exclusions | Employees, directors, agents, contractors and affiliates of Revolut group entities are not eligible for this promotion. |
Language | The terms are published in English and may be translated to other languages. Please refer to the table below to find out which language applies and is legally binding, depending on the entity that provides your personal account. |
This promotion is organised and offered to you by the Revolut group entity that provides you with your Personal account. If you have a complaint about this promotion, you can raise it directly with them. Please see below for the registered addresses of each Revolut group entity and the relevant laws and courts that have jurisdiction to determine any dispute you may have in relation to this promotion.
You can rely on the mandatory consumer protection rules and laws of the country where you live.
Revolut group entity / branch | Registered address | Law that applies to these terms and prevailing (and legally binding) language | Which courts have jurisdiction |
Revolut Ltd | 30 South Colonnade, London E14 5HX, United Kingdom | English law | The courts of England and Wales. |
Revolut Bank UAB, Sucursal en España | Príncipe de Vergara 132, 28002, Madrid (Spain), with tax ID W0250845E, duly registered with the Commercial Registry in Madrid under Volume 44863, Sheet 1, Section 8, Page M-789831 and with the Bank of Spain under number 1583 | Spanish law. The Spanish version of these terms prevails over the English version and will be used in any proceedings. | The competent courts of Spain. |