I have updated the opening post with the fact that Revolut has an IBAN and GBP and USD accounts.
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I have updated the opening post with the fact that Revolut has an IBAN and GBP and USD accounts.
Brendan Burgess
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Hi tecate
It's really meant to be for the main banking purposes of a Revolut account and not to cover every aspect of it.
The ability to buy Bitcoin would be of interest to a very small proportion of the population.
Brendan
It's really meant to be for the main banking purposes of a Revolut account and not to cover every aspect of it.
The ability to buy Bitcoin would be of interest to a very small proportion of the population.
Brendan
I am having some heartache with revolut in respect of a SEPA transfer. I sent a SEPA payment on Monday (02 Dec) morning and it has yet to land in revolut. SEPA payments normally clear within 2 working days. I've been on to them, via webchat, without satisfaction.
The last time I made a similar transfer, the payment was initiated on a Wednesday @ 08:45, and landed in my revolut account 2 days later @ 11:43.
Has anyone here hit similar problems with revolut, sending money to them via SEPA ?
The last time I made a similar transfer, the payment was initiated on a Wednesday @ 08:45, and landed in my revolut account 2 days later @ 11:43.
Has anyone here hit similar problems with revolut, sending money to them via SEPA ?
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Well, that proved to be a struggle. They never explained why my payment was still not applied. When I was eventually able to show them a confirmation from my bank, they paid up immediately. I assume they're obliged to under SEPA.
I'll be avoiding transferring money to them that way again.
I'll be avoiding transferring money to them that way again.
I think you'd be right.
I have found both Revolut and N26 to be extremely opaque and defensive when things go awry with transfers and suchlike. I hate to sound like a spokesperson for Irish banks (I really, really do!), but the benefits of having a conversation in a branch or on the phone are very real in such situations.
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I'm interested in using the Spending Analytics and Vault features on Revolut. Looking to better track where our money is going each month and save for a couple of big items by setting budgets for each monthly spending category. I'm thinking the Vaults will be a good way to help make sure we don't exceed those budgets.
I use two mobile phones (work and personal) but mainly my work phone, and my wife uses one mobile. I understand Revolut issue two cards, but can we have full access to the App on all three phones? Reading a few forums from 2017 saying it's only one phone but hoping it may have changed in the meantime?
I use two mobile phones (work and personal) but mainly my work phone, and my wife uses one mobile. I understand Revolut issue two cards, but can we have full access to the App on all three phones? Reading a few forums from 2017 saying it's only one phone but hoping it may have changed in the meantime?
Just to be clear this stamp duty on ATM *withdrawals* is capped at €5 p.a. for ATM/debit cards so the 12c stamp duty is not necessarily applied to *all* transactions.
Stamp duty on financial cards
Stamp duty is charged on credit cards and charge cards annually. A transaction fee is charged on ATM withdrawals.
For completeness, it's actually capped at 2.50 per year where the card is used solely for ATM withdrawals.
But thanks for the correction. I was responding to a post where another poster thought they were being charged for something by Revolut that made ATM *withdrawals* more expensive than their bank. I'm sorry if anyone was mislead over the past 18 months.