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Revolut now operates 122 ATMs across Spain Just one year after launching its own ATM network in Spain, Revolut has announced that it now operates 122 ATMs across the country, marking another milestone in the fintech’s expansion beyond digital banking. The company, which serves more than 6.5 million customers in Spain, also revealed plans to

Revolut has appointed Wiktor Stopa as Associate Director responsible for Growth and Marketing in Central and Eastern Europe, while he will continue overseeing the same functions across Western Europe. The fintech company now serves more than 70 million customers globally. The move reflects Revolut’s increasing focus on Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), one of the

Revolut, one of the world’s largest fintech companies, has officially announced plans to enter the Peruvian market, marking another strategic step in its expansion across Latin America. The company has submitted an application for a full banking licence in Peru and appointed Julien Labrot as CEO of Revolut Peru, who will lead local operations and

Revolut has introduced a new security feature – Street Mode, designed to add an additional layer of protection when using the app. Street Mode works alongside State Protection, a tool already used by more than 1 million customers across Europe to prevent unauthorized transactions in cases of theft or coercion. The feature arrives right before

Revolut, the global fintech with over 65 million retail customers, has received final authorisation from the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV), with the approval of the Bank of Mexico, to begin operating as a Multiple Banking Institution in the country. This marks a historic moment: Revolut becomes the first independent digital bank to directly

Revolut, the global fintech giant with more than 65 million customers worldwide, has officially received authorization from the Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia (SFC) to establish Revolut Bank Colombia S.A.. This marks the first step in Colombia’s two-stage licensing process, paving the way for the company’s entry into Latin America’s third-largest economy as a regulated bank.

Revolut has taken another major step in its development by opening its global headquarters in London’s financial district of Canary Wharf. With this move, the fintech giant not only strengthens its position in the UK but also lays the foundation for its next ambitious goal – reaching 100 million customers by mid-2027. From 65 to