Revolut
Coverage of Revolut in the Nexus archive.
- The debate over what's making it harder for college grads to get hired
Revolut requires entry-level workers to work in offices three days weekly starting 2027, citing the value of in-person learning. Researchers debate whether remote work or AI is primarily responsible for declining entry-level hiring, with studies suggesting remote work explains more of the trend. Unemployment rates for recent college graduates have surpassed the overall workforce since 2018.
- Revolut to delist USDT in August, citing regulatory and risk concerns
Revolut will delist USDT after August 31, automatically converting remaining holdings into users’ base currency. The decision cites regulatory and risk concerns as the reason for the removal.
- A $75 billion valuation, 75 million global customers and on its way to America—Revolut is London’s disruptor extraordinaire
Revolut, a London-based fintech company founded by Nik Storonsky, has a $75 billion valuation and 75 million global customers. It has achieved verbification in Ireland and is expanding to the U.S., having recently secured a U.K. banking license and reporting $2.3 billion in 2025 profits. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon highlighted Revolut as a disruptive force in finance.
- What was the scam here?
A person in central Athens near Monastiraki Square encountered two men pretending to want to transfer 20 euros to a Revolut card, raising suspicion of a scam. The same men later approached a cafe owner with the same request, suggesting a pattern of targeting both tourists and locals.
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UK fintech company Revolut requires interns and graduate program participants in 2027 to work in the office at least three days a week, citing benefits of in-person collaboration and mentoring. Productivity company Superhuman shifted from a two-day in-office mandate to financial incentives tied to office attendance. The return-to-office debate continues, with factors like remote workers' loneliness and early-career development influencing policies.
- Revolut pushes new recruits into office in shift from ‘remote-first’ policy
Revolut, a London-based fintech company, is requiring hundreds of graduates and interns to work in the office at least three days a week, shifting away from its previous 'remote-first' policy. The company had previously allowed these trainees to choose between remote work or office attendance, including the option to work abroad for 120 days annually.
- British digital bank Revolut plans South Africa launch
British digital bank Revolut plans to launch in South Africa in 2028, its first expansion on the continent, citing the country's diversified economy and rising digital adoption. The company has received nearly 100,000 applications but awaits regulatory approval from South Africa’s central bank.
- Veteran Middle East CEO says business in the region isn’t retreating—it’s resetting
Johannes Hummer, CEO of Freedom Telecom International in the UAE, argues that Middle Eastern business is resetting rather than retreating despite regional challenges like the Strait of Hormuz closure and declining airline profits. He highlights infrastructure improvements and companies like Revolut and Nubank relocating to Dubai as signs of opportunity, emphasizing the UAE's digital advancements and strategic advantages for global firms.
- Lessons from Ireland’s Revolut revolution
Revolut's fintech model demonstrates effectiveness in international scaling, contrasting with the outdated systems of traditional competitors. The article highlights lessons from Ireland's experience with Revolut's approach.
- Revolut Hires Bolsonaro-Era Minister to Push Into Brazil Banking
Revolut has appointed Paulo Guedes, a former Brazilian economy minister, to an independent advisory board for its Brazil operations. The company is preparing to seek a full banking license in Brazil, moving from its current narrower permit.
- Hungary Backs Away From Bitcoin and Crypto Criminalization in Regulatory U-Turn
Hungary is reversing its restrictive cryptocurrency regulations, decriminalizing crypto trading and removing prison sentences for unauthorized transactions. The new policy aligns with EU standards and aims to attract international crypto platforms back to the country.
- Hungary to scrap Orban-era crypto rules that carried jail terms: reports
Hungary will decriminalize crypto trading, reversing Orban-era rules that carried jail terms. The change follows platforms like Revolut suspending services due to those regulations.
- ECB moved to rein in Revolut’s ‘self-guided missiles’ in Europe
The European Central Bank (ECB) ordered Revolut, Europe’s most valuable fintech, to address deficiencies in oversight. The company faced scrutiny over staff being encouraged to rapidly launch new financial products.
- Revolut launches 5% easy-access savings rate for new customers: What's the catch?
Revolut has introduced a 5% easy-access savings rate for new customers. The article questions whether there are hidden drawbacks to this offer.
- Klarna on the fight for ‘top of wallet’ in an AI agentic commerce world
Klarna's CEO, Sebastian Siemiatkowski, asserts that brand loyalty remains strong despite the rise of AI-driven shopping agents, emphasizing Klarna's competitive position in the buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) market with 29 million U.S. users. He highlights the company's diverse payment methods and global reach, suggesting it is well-prepared for future challenges in AI-agentic commerce. Klarna may pursue bank charters in the U.S., similar to fintech peers like PayPal and Revolut.
- Revolut US bank plans stablecoins alongside FDIC-insured accounts: Report
Revolut plans to integrate stablecoins into its future US bank, which will offer FDIC-insured accounts. The move aligns with efforts by fintech and crypto companies to secure federal banking approvals.
- Revolut Founder Storonsky Sets Launch Pad for $76 Billion Fortune
Revolut founder Storonsky sets up a launch pad aimed at a $76 billion fortune. The initiative focuses on expanding the financial services platform's reach and capabilities.
- Revolut rolls out services to thousands of users in India ahead of broader launch
Revolut, a British fintech, has begun rolling out services to thousands of users in India and has built a waitlist of approximately 450,000 users ahead of a broader launch.
- Need Advice to swap Bitcoin to Solana
The author needs advice on swapping Bitcoin to Solana and is looking for suggestions on which decentralized exchange (dex) to use. They have tried Revolut but found it too expensive. The purpose of using crypto is to avoid centralized exchanges.
- Need Advice to swap Bitcoin to Solana
The user needs advice on swapping Bitcoin to Solana and is looking for suggestions on which decentralized exchange (dex) to use. They have already tried Revolut but found it too expensive. The user wants to avoid using a centralized exchange (cex).
- Revolut wants to take Dogecoin mainstream with its new physical payment card
Revolut is introducing a new physical payment card to promote Dogecoin, aiming to bring the cryptocurrency into mainstream use. The move could increase adoption and usage of Dogecoin. Revolut's initiative may have significant implications for the future of digital payments.
- Revolut unveils first physical crypto card as industry-wide card usage grows
Revolut has introduced its first physical crypto card, which can be used anywhere Visa and Mastercard are accepted. The rollout will initially occur in the UK and European Economic Area (EEA). This move comes as industry-wide card usage continues to grow.
- Britain's rich list 2026: David Beckham becomes first billionaire sportsman, Tyson Fury and Gallagher brothers enter for first time and Revolut tycoon's wealth rockets by £26m a day
David Beckham becomes Britain's first billionaire sportsman, while Tyson Fury and Gallagher brothers enter the rich list for the first time, and Revolut tycoon's wealth increases significantly. The article highlights the growing wealth of notable figures in Britain. David Beckham's achievement marks a milestone in the country's sports industry.
- Revolut's Ultra bank account costs £55 per month and comes with '£9,000 of perks' - is it worth opening?
Revolut's Ultra bank account costs £55 per month and comes with £9,000 of perks. The account offers various benefits, but its worth is questionable. Users must consider whether the perks justify the monthly cost.
- Asking for advice
A user named Kamisama_240 is seeking advice on whether to keep their bitcoin in Revolut or move it to an external wallet. They are new to cryptocurrency and want to ensure their investment is safe. The user is looking for guidance from others.
- Bitcoin Price Crashes Near Zero on Revolut, Blamed on Third-Party Service Disruption
Bitcoin's price briefly dropped to about 2 cents on Revolut due to a third-party service disruption. The financial platform experienced the issue, which affected Bitcoin's pricing. The incident was reportedly caused by an external service disruption.
- Revolut users report Bitcoin price glitch showing BTC at 2 cents
Revolut users reported a Bitcoin price glitch showing BTC at 2 cents, which was not reflected across broader crypto markets, suggesting a platform-specific issue. The error appeared to be limited to the Revolut platform. The cause of the glitch is unclear.
- Bitcoin shows 2-cent price on Revolut as users report apparent BTC display glitch
Bitcoin is displaying a 2-cent price on Revolut due to an apparent display glitch, users are reporting the issue, affecting the cryptocurrency's perceived value
- According to Revolut BTC crashed by 50%. Likely from service disruption.
Revolut reports a 50% crash in Bitcoin price due to service disruption. The cause is attributed to a technical issue. Revolut users are affected by this sudden change.
- Revolut, go home, you’re drunk
The author missed a chance to buy sats at a discount on Revolut. The notification was seen too late. The opportunity was lost.
- Best Solana DEX for large swaps ?
A user reports issues with Jupiter DEX for large Solana (SOL) swaps, noting significant slippage beyond smaller transaction sizes. They seek alternatives for handling larger amounts on-chain, highlighting a common challenge in decentralized exchange (DEX) liquidity.
- $RAY Is Now Available On Revolut For UK + EU Users.
$RAY, a cryptocurrency, is now available on Revolut for users in the UK and EU. The update was announced via a Raydium tweet and a Reddit post by user ansi09.
- Bitcoin payments
A hotel owner in Olomouc, Czech Republic, is considering adopting Bitcoin as a payment method. They seek advice on using apps like Revolut and Strike in the EU, potential risks, and alternative solutions for cryptocurrency payments.
- Best way to buy SMALL AMOUNTS to COLD WALLET <3
A user in the EU expresses frustration with cryptocurrency exchange fees and internal rates when buying small amounts of Bitcoin for cold storage. They seek a P2P service in the EU to purchase BTC at market rate without additional costs, mentioning Trezor's integrated buying feature but dissatisfaction with brokers like Revolut and Topper.
- Revolut Targeting $200 Billion Valuation in IPO—But Not Until 2028: FT
Revolut, a global fintech firm, aims to achieve a $200 billion valuation through an IPO, but the company plans to delay the offering until 2028. The Financial Times reported the development, highlighting Revolut's long-term strategy for its public market debut.
- Revolut targets a $200 billion IPO just months after its $75 billion share sale
Revolut, a financial technology company, is planning a $200 billion initial public offering (IPO) just months after securing a $75 billion share sale, signaling rapid growth and investor confidence.
- Revolut eyes valuation of up to $200B in eventual IPO
Revolut, a fintech company that recently obtained a full banking license in the U.K., aims for a $200 billion valuation in a future IPO. The company was most recently valued at $75 billion during a secondary share sale.
- Revolut CEO Storonsky Says Digital Bank’s IPO Is Two Years Out
Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky announced that the digital bank's initial public offering (IPO) is expected to occur in two years.
- Inside the Starling CEO's bet on AI and how he plans to take on Monzo and Revolut with its secret weapon
Starling's CEO is investing in AI to compete with Monzo and Revolut. The company's strategy involves leveraging a secret weapon, likely AI technology, to gain an edge in the financial services market.