Revolut is great for spending while abroad. The competitive exchange rates help you save when paying in different currencies, and you can hold a range of currencies on your account. Check our currency converter to learn more about exchange rates.

Additionally, you can transfer money internationally in 70+ currencies. You’ll see any fees in-app so you'll know exactly what it'll cost you before you send. Use your physical or virtual multi-currency card and track all of your transactions while abroad in one app. You can even connect your card to Apple Pay or Google Pay.

For more details check our article on how to use Revolut abroad.

Revolut is the app for all things money. You can create multi-currency accounts, save on international transaction fees (fees depend on your chosen plan), create custom card designs, and more. Conveniently and securely manage all your finances in one place with Revolut.

For more details you can check our article on how Revolut works.

Your money safety is our top priority. And as a regulated financial institution, we comply with strict security guidelines. Your account's protected by a 24/7 financial crime team and advanced AI-based algorithms. We flag suspicious transactions, keep your card details safe, and offer two-factor authentication to add that extra layer of security.

Your account also has customisable security features so you can add extra layers of protection. You can freeze your card immediately in-app if you need to. If you see anything that doesn't look right — report unrecognised activity to our team.

There are plenty of reasons why it might be worth signing up for Revolut account, like:

• global transfers with competitive exchanges rates
• fast and secure transfers
• multi-currency accounts that let you hold a range of currencies at once
• budgeting and analytics features to track your habits
• safety features to help you control your money

Revolut is here to help you change the way you money.

Use Revolut to pay securely, using a variety of methods — from daily transactions and transfers to online spending, at home or abroad.

To protect your account, we flag potentially suspicious transactions, safeguard your card information, and may request additional verification on certain payments for an extra layer of protection.

We also offer single-use virtual cards for online shopping, which automatically reset their card details each time you spend.

If you lose your card or you suspect someone's gotten ahold of your card details, you can instantly freeze your card in-app.

You can also confirm and check if all our Revolut app systems are operational with our handy system status webpage.

Revolut debit cards do everything other debit cards can. Plus, they come with great features that give you more control over your money.

Order your physical card to bring it wherever you go, or add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay. Send in a range of currencies, get competitive exchange rates, and withdraw money in local currencies.

You don't need to wait for your physical cards to arrive in the post — create virtual cards instantly to pay online or in-person via Apple Pay or Google Pay. Or try our single-use virtual cards to increase your security when paying online. The details reset each time you pay, keeping fraudsters out of the loop.

Revolut is a fully licensed bank in some regions we operate in, including the European Economic Area (EEA). Revolut Bank UAB holds a full banking licence in Lithuania, allowing us to offer cross-border banking services to our customers in the EEA.

Revolut holds several licences and authorisations globally, giving us the power to provide you financial services including e-money account holding, stock trading, virtual currencies, insurance, and more.

In the UK, Revolut has been authorised with restrictions as a UK bank. We’re currently in a 'mobilisation' period as we complete the setup of our banking processes before we start to operate as a bank in the UK. Once this is complete, we'll let existing Revolut customers know.

Until then, in the UK, your money will continue to be safeguarded in the same way that it always has been with Revolut and in line with the Electronic Money Regulations 2011.